Weekly grocery shopping has gone up by a third of the prices since the credit crunch happened and inflation of food prices is expected to happen because of low yield during harvest time and growing populations. According to the Food Statistics Pocketbook from Defra which is the agriculture department of the government, food prices have been analyzed and their effects on society have been mapped out. The numbers show that there is a stark difference from before to now and there will be more difference in the future. The price of food in the UK has gone up since the credit crunch in 2007 and shoppers who have lower incomes have been making bad food choices because of the rising cost of food.
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