Our food: budgeting, supply shocks and the 2023 forecast
The Briefing8 Jan 2023

Our food: budgeting, supply shocks and the 2023 forecast

Aussies are starting the new year with higher rates, rent and fuel along with rocketing food prices.

Food shortages are hitting supermarkets across the country due to labour shortages and flooding and we could even see prices rise another 8 percent by November.

In this episode we speak with Richard Forbes, CEO of Independent Food Distributors Australia about just what will happen with our food in 2023.

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- Clean-up begins in WA flood crisis
- Aussies fall short of South Africa clean sweep in cricket test series

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