Foodservice prices rise 0.9% in September from August, NIQ says

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Hospitality food and drink prices rose 0.9% month-on-month in September, according to the Foodservice Price Index from NIQ and Prestige Purchasing.
Higher crude oil prices and tighter agricultural supplies renewed inflationary pressure ahead of the crucial Christmas trading period.
Rising fuel costs increased transport and packaging expenses, while extreme weather tightened global crop markets.
Poultry and pork prices softened, providing limited relief against inflation across nearly the entire index.
Renewed input inflation threatens hospitality margins, putting operators under pressure to review menu prices.

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Foodservice prices rise 0.9% in September from August, NIQ says

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