How we’re getting ripped off by hidden inflation – video
London, UK – A nostalgic British chocolate bar, the freddo, has become a focal point in the ongoing debate about the UK’s cost of living crisis.Recent discussions, sparked by a viral campaign and media analysis, center on whether the confectionary’s price has truly increased disproportionately to wages, despite claims to the contrary.
the Freddo, originally launched in 1994 by Cadbury at a price of 10p, has seen its cost rise to 30p as of February 2024. This 200% increase has fueled public perception of significant inflation.Though, a recent analysis by Sky News presented a nuanced perspective, suggesting that, relative to minimum
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