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Why consumers always foot the bill for supermarket price increases

Why consumers always foot the bill for supermarket price increases

Rising grocery prices in the Netherlands, driven by high energy costs and government levies, have prompted consumers to call for cabinet intervention. The situation has sparked a debate over whether supermarkets should absorb these costs instead of passing them on to shoppers.

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