NFU warns UK food prices could rise as Iran conflict lifts energy and fertiliser costs

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The National Farmers’ Union warns UK food prices are likely to rise over the coming weeks to months as the Iran conflict drives up fuel, fertiliser and energy costs. Glasshouse crops such as tomatoes and cucumbers are most immediately affected, with broader farming costs potentially passed on to shoppers. Ministers will discuss the impact at Cobra next week as the cost of living and inflation remain on the agenda.
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