Food inflation is finally slowing. So why could your supermarket bill start rising again?

Food inflation across Europe is finally easing, as Euronews reports, but economists caution that relief may be temporary. Recent shocks to oil and fertiliser prices could push supermarket costs higher within the next year or more, while this summer's extreme weather is likely to become the bigger driver of eurozone food inflation next year than the Iran war.

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