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MNN Global · March 28, 2026 · 1 min read

Why supermarket orange juice costs £5.30 amid rising prices

What happened: The price of orange juice in supermarkets has risen to £5.30, reflecting wider increases in items like butter, chocolate, coffee, and milk. This rise illustrates the broader trend of soaring supermarket prices.

Why it matters:

  • Consumers face higher costs for everyday groceries, affecting household budgets.
  • Retailers and suppliers are impacted by inflation and supply chain challenges.

MNN Take: The rising cost of orange juice highlights how inflation and supply issues are driving up prices across many common supermarket products.

Sources: BBC Business