Sainsbury's cut in price of bread and butter offers inflation hope
The Guardian|May 10, 2023
Sainsbury's has cut the price of own-brand bread and butter, in what some are seeing as a sign that soaring food price inflation will start to come down in the coming months.
Joanna Partridge
Sainsbury's cut in price of bread and butter offers inflation hope

Britain's second-largest supermarket chain said it had lowered the price of own-label soft white medium, wholemeal medium, wholemeal thick and toastie white loaves to 75p, a cut of 11%. It r also reduced the price of its salted and unsalted butter to £1.89 for 250g, a 5% decrease.

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