@thetimes: Why has coffee become so expensive? Today’s coffee drinkers are unlikely to be so pleased with the price, which has risen faster than that of almost any other item on supermarket shelves in recent years. According to the market research agency Assosia, a bag of Taylors of Harrogate’s Lazy Sunday ground coffee cost an average of £3.76 in 2021. Today it costs £5.56, 48 per cent more. The true rise has been even steeper due to shrinkflation. In 2023, Taylors reduced the bag’s weight from 227g to 200g, meaning it is really now 68 per cent more expensive. Taylors isn’t the only company charging more. The age of the £5 flat white on the high street is nigh. Cafés and roasters have raised prices precipitously, and not just because they face the same rising energy and labour costs as other businesses. #coffee #money #investigation #news #explainer
What? Climate Change fucking things up?? Who'd have guessed it [Tears of joy]
2026-09-15 11:11:04
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Johnny Silverhand :
No it’s just Corporate greed.
2026-09-15 09:45:46
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F THE LEFT :
Im sitting on the shitter right now wondering why the wipes have gone down to 36 from 50 a few years ago
2026-09-15 12:38:25
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Kebaff :
Yeah yeah yeah weather is the reason. Not gonna mention that every other fucking thing is expensive and that it might just be some greedy fucks who wants a bigger profit margin?
2026-09-16 13:56:56
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