Butter price increase August 2024
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newirishman
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That's tariff's for you. increase 10% for non-US markets so you can subsidise the US exports by decreasing price there.
*this might not be true and accurate reflection of the reasons for the price increase.
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Robert Roberts 341g bag ground coffee has been 5.99 for years. 8.00 today
newirishman
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Global price of coffee has pretty much doubled in the last year. A 33% retail increase is steep but almost reasonable, in comparison.
fistophobia
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Butter is a luxury good now.
In the UK, a few stores have security tags on blocks of Lurpak.
I can live without butter.
In the UK, a few stores have security tags on blocks of Lurpak.
I can live without butter.
So is home heating for some people.
Others like to be comfortable and enjoy life a bit.
Your random money saving tips?
I have just enjoyed the Wednesday special of fresh Cod and chips from the San Marino takeaway for €10. Plenty in it for myself and my wife. We have this about once every three weeks and it is very satisfying. I also used a €5 off Dunnes Stores voucher on a €28 spend this morning. Got the box...
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€3.99 today in Lidl...
Richard Curran in yesterday's Sunday Indo:
"Higher meat and grocery prices are coming for consumers, as farmers manage to land very high prices for milk, beef and lamb.
It appears the prices are partially down to Brexit. We thought Brexit would diminish demand for Irish meat exports to the UK, but farming in Britain is in trouble since Brexit.
EU subsidies have not been fully replaced by London and animal slaughter in Britain is falling. They can’t get enough of our dairy and meat products – which is driving up the price attained by Irish farmers.........."
www.independent.ie
"Higher meat and grocery prices are coming for consumers, as farmers manage to land very high prices for milk, beef and lamb.
It appears the prices are partially down to Brexit. We thought Brexit would diminish demand for Irish meat exports to the UK, but farming in Britain is in trouble since Brexit.
EU subsidies have not been fully replaced by London and animal slaughter in Britain is falling. They can’t get enough of our dairy and meat products – which is driving up the price attained by Irish farmers.........."
Richard Curran: Summer’s here! Time to blame Uisce Éireann for absolutely everything
The first signs of a prolonged dry spell... and Uisce Éireann finds itself in hot water. It has become a hardy annual.
www.independent.ie
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Kerrygold is 695c iny local shop.
not falling anytime soon. But similarly, no further increases expected
https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/butter
€7.35 per kg on the international commodity market. Down a little from recent highs
Beef and dairy farmers currently enjoying decent prices for their endeavors.
https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/butter
€7.35 per kg on the international commodity market. Down a little from recent highs
Beef and dairy farmers currently enjoying decent prices for their endeavors.
That's the tub. The foil wrap is still 454g.