How to solve food inflation

Is food inflation starting to ease? Maybe.

However, it still remains sky high at 17.2% vs the same time last year. This means the average annual grocery bill carries an additional £833 compared to last year. During a cost of living crisis, this can have a crippling impact on lives across the UK.

Alas, there is a solution!

It's a widely known fact that, as Brits, we waste 30% of all food(!), with 60% being thrown away in the household. If you are an offending family, you could cut down on your waste and save up to £1,000 of your annual grocery bill as a result. This completely offset's your food inflation bill and you've even got some leftover to afford a weekly coffee from your local coffee shop.

Fly2Feed is dependant on upcycling food waste, but it'd be far better if we had no food waste in the first place.

BBC News: Food price inflation dips for second month in a row