The Del'Orto Pizza used to cost 9£, now 15£! 😔

It's 100% if you look at protein cost. In less than a year, the cheapest eggs in my country have risen in price by 2 times. And if you break down to basics it's all about energy. Physics. You can't create energy out of nothing. By creating money out of thin air, you are essentially dividing all the energy produced by the amount of money in economy. So we get increased prices everywhere.

Just discovered about drinking yerba mate. Good for overall health and doesnt make me hungry much so that helps hah

An 18% tax increase if you want to eat. And no significant policy change has been made to curb inflation yet. Rate hikes are clearly not the solution. But they still think so and it won't well. Just a matter of time until people turn on each other imo. It's the path of least resistance. The inflation is caused by a myriad of things and not one of them seems to be addressed. The article even blames the increase on "the price of vegetables going up" that's great work. Great insight. And no, money printing is not the sole driver of inflation. Productivity matters, energy policy, leadership and morale in the world, taxes and regulations, you name it. It has as much an impact as money printing and if those conditions are good they can even offset it.

You will starve and you will be happy

Damn Big Veg! Blame big veg

Food inflation also means that it gets exported to other countries, if one country is desperate for goods they bid up another market to try and get the goods they want, so pretty sure it will continue to knock on and like bank runs, food inflation can drive panic buying and hoarding of certain foods too

Going to be a bumpy ride for sure