Shrinkflation

CONSUMERS in the United Kingdom are noticing “double dip shrinkflation” where products such as chocolate and crisps have reduced in size multiple times as suppliers try to protect their profits.

The tide is turning on food prices. Consumers can rejoice, but manufacturers and stores should worry

SOUTH Korea’s antitrust regulator said on Friday food makers and suppliers will be required to notify shoppers if they reduce the size of their products or face fines of up to 10 million won (S$9,880)...

GROCERIES are becoming more expensive. What people may not have noticed is they’re getting smaller too.

Instead of offering less for the same amount of money, leading companies use innovation and transparency to overcome inflationary pressures and keep wowing customers.