Food tax warning as prices continue to climb – and best ways to save your money | Personal Finance | Finance
New post-Brexit import taxes on food from the EU began on the 30th April and could increase prices for consumers.
During a cost-of-living crisis, potential higher price tags on groceries mean consumers will need to shop more strategically than they have before.
The new import taxes have just come into force two days ago and the products in transit through the UK will pay £10 per consignment.
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