food prices

  1. Hanno Labuschagne

    Braai prices hint at good news for SA's inflation

    Braai prices hint at good news for SA's inflation The cost of a traditional South African barbecue increased moderately in January after a sharp drop the prior month, confirming the central bank’s forecasts that beleaguered consumers may continue to see elevated food prices ease. Bloomberg’s...
  3. Hanno Labuschagne

    Bloomberg's Shisa Nyama Index shows food inflation resurgence

    Bloomberg's Shisa Nyama Index shows food inflation resurgence Food prices in South Africa are on a tear yet again, underscoring central bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago’s resolve to keep monetary policy tight for longer. The cost of a basket of goods in Bloomberg’s South African Shisa Nyama...
  4. Hanno Labuschagne

    Woolworths Food price inflation from 2022 and 2023

    Woolworths Food price inflation from 2022 and 2023 An analysis by Daily Investor revealed that Woolworths Food prices increased by just under 12% between January 2022 and January 2023 — lower than South Africa’s food inflation. For this analysis, we tracked the prices of 33 Woolworths Food...
  5. AmutovSaydalim

    Trade bans, inflation send food prices soaring

    As inflation surges around the world, politicians are scrambling for ways to keep food affordable as people increasingly protest the soaring cost of living. One knee-jerk response has been food export bans aimed at protecting domestic prices and supplies as a growing number of governments in...
  6. Jan

    Further food price hikes loom in South Africa

    Big food price increases in South Africa The disruption to the Durban-Johannesburg food supply chain caused by rampant looting and the blocking of major distribution routes earlier this week will result in sharp food price increases. This is the warning from Mervyn Abrahams, an economist at...
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    • agri sa christo van der rheede food prices fuel price mervyn abrahams pietermaritzburg economic justice group’s (pmbejd)
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  7. G

    So what we South African's going to do?

    The petrol is going up 45c/l & 70c/l,the food prices are going up at an alarming rate and the bond rates is going up by 2% (4 base rates). The salary increase is only 5% to 6% . How are we to survive? :mad: Please add to the............ Solution list:
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