Monthly shop price changes in the UK June 2021

According to recent analyses, high street shop prices in the United Kingdom during June 2021 generally decreased, especially for non-food items. Compared to June 2020, non-food prices at shops fell by one percent, while food prices overall dropped slightly with 0.2 percent change. The fall in fresh food prices was sharper at 0.7 percent.
As is the case elsewhere in the world, UK saw great increases in consumer trips to retail stores in March to due to the current coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. For further information about the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, please visit our dedicated Fact and Figures page.

Monthly shop price inflation (SPI) in the United Kingdom (UK) in June 2021, by category

Characteristic	Percentage change in prices year-over-year
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Release date

June 2021

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United Kingdom

Survey time period

June 2021

Supplementary notes

* The source's price collection takes place in the first week of the month.

The source makes the following commentary regarding the methodology used in the statistic.
"The Shop Price Index(SPI) measures price changes within a basket of both Food and Non-Food items. The SPI is administered by Nielsen, who collate and analyse the data on behalf of the BRC. The index provides an indicator of the direction of price changes in retail outlets. The BRC launched the Shop Price Index to give an accurate picture of the inflation rate of 500 of the most commonly bought high street products in stores."

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