Foodservice Price Inflation

Cost of food continues to fall

09-Mar-2018 By Nikkie Sutton

Raw ingredients prices fell in January this year, when compared with December 2017, thanks to a drop in costs of bread and dairy.

Foodservice prices rose again in December

06-Feb-2018 By Nikkie Sutton

Wholesale foodservice price inflation rose to 5.1% in December 2017, a sign of continued volatility in the market despite the easing of some pressures, according to the new figures.

Foodservice inflation eased in November 2017

09-Jan-2018 By Nikkie Sutton

Wholesale foodservice price inflation fell for the third month in a row, easing to 3.4% in November last year, according to research.

Food and drink inflation will ease in 2018 but prices unlikely to fall

12-Dec-2017 By Nikkie Sutton

Wholesale food and drink inflation is expected to ease to 3.4% by the end of next year, but the cost of many ingredients will be more, a report has revealed.

Foodservice price inflation steadies for October

29-Nov-2017 By Nikkie Sutton

Wholesale foodservice price inflation fell for the second month in a row last month (October) from 6.5% to 5.8%, according to the new edition of the CGA Prestige Foodservice Price Index.

Foodservice price inflation eases for September

30-Oct-2017 By Nikkie Sutton

Wholesale foodservice price inflation fell to 6.5% in September, down from a record high in August of 9.3%, according to new figures.

Food price inflation is the biggest challenge for 81% of operators

18-Oct-2017 By Nikkie Sutton

The rising cost of ingredients is the number one challenge for operators, according to a survey from data experts.

Wholesale foodservice price inflation ‘highest in 9 years’

28-Jun-2017 By Nikkie Sutton

Inflation in wholesale foodservice prices hit 9% in May this year, the highest in almost nine years, according to CGA Prestige Foodservice Price Index.

Foodservice price inflation hits 5.8% in April

01-Jun-2017 By Nikkie Sutton

Wholesale foodservice price inflation fell slightly to 5.8% in April, on the back of the weak pound and rises in fish and coffee costs, according to reports.