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Meat- and chocolate-heavy diets hit harder by food inflation as climate extremes bite

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Meat- and chocolate-heavy diets hit harder by food inflation as climate extremes bite

A balanced diet experienced 40% lower inflation in 2025, with households potentially saving £520 cumulatively since the start of 2022 - new analysis.

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Meat- and chocolate-heavy diets hit harder by food inflation as climate extremes bite Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit | ECIU

Source: Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit | ECIU

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