Items that parents are accustomed to buying for their children do not escape inflation. How to manage this soaring price impossible to curb?
Shopping has also become a headache for you? Many French people make sacrifices on the daily shopping side because of rising prices that weigh on the wallet. If you can part with certain non-essential products, it is sometimes difficult to ignore items. Especially when it comes to products consumed by your children.
BFM TV recently launched its own price index to track inflation. This index reveals this week a new price increase on products, which until now had not been affected. Among the list declined by BFM TV, there are three products very popular with children. Cereals, compotes in gourds and chicken fillets are experiencing soaring prices according to the index of the continuous information channel.
A price increase that could last over time
It will therefore be necessary to revise certain eating habits that have proven to be practical for everyday life. Gourd compote, a favorite of children’s snacks, is affected by this increase in the same way as all compotes. The increase in the price of fruit has had an impact on the production of these formats of compote which are very popular with children. Cereals and chicken fillets are bearing the brunt of the wheat shortage.
Three weeks ago, it was the turn of children’s favorite cheeses to experience a price increase. The kiri, the laughing cow or even the babybel could not escape generalized inflation.
On the other hand, good news, the minced steak – mashed potatoes will be able to return to the tables, because the price of minced steak is currently falling in supermarkets, according to the BFM TV price index.
The prices of everyday products are expected to fluctuate further during the summer. To help the most vulnerable households, emergency food aid has been promised by Elizabeth Borne. No payment date has been set, but we know that it could take the form of a food check, the amount of which could fall within the range of 100 to 150 euros.