Food inflation in Ireland has reached frightening levels, with families now facing an extra €3,000 annually for groceries. The rise in staple prices, including butter, milk, and beef, is attributed to increased production costs. Farmers are voicing concerns over politicians' lack of understanding regarding the situation. The Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers Association indicates that these elevated prices are not a temporary situation but rather a lasting change, warning that the era of 'cheap food' is over. The public has been advised to prepare for ongoing price increases across essential food items.
Rising food inflation, currently at double the rate of general inflation, is forcing families to pay an extra €3,000 annually for groceries, signifying a permanent trend in food price increases.
Farmers are facing a significant increase in their input costs, thereby contributing to soaring prices for staple grocery items such as butter, milk, and beef.
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