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UK’s shopping basket: the changes

The Office for National Statistics this morning released its updates to the UK’s shopping “basket” of goods and services which it tracks to measure inflation. The changes below shine a light on the UK’s spending habits, showing what we’re spending more on, and what has fallen out of favour:

Additions to the basket

Garlic bread

Cereal bars

Frozen fish in breadcrumbs/batter

Powdered baby formula

Fruit drink, bottle

Still mineral water, small bottle

Allergy tablets

Blu-ray disc players

Computer games with accessory

Electrical hair straighteners/tongs

Lip gloss

Liquid soap

Household services maintenance policy

Removed from the basket

Pitta bread

Baby food

Fruit drink carton

Fizzy canned drink

Men’s training shoe-casual footwear

Gas call out charge

Gas service charge

Eyesight test charge

Disposable camera

Squash court hire

Lipstick

Individual bar of toilet soap

Hairdryer


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