Weather adds to upside risks to food inflation

As a lot of the surge in food prices in February is due to the extreme weather, it is unlikely to be sustained. Nonetheless, the risks to our forecast that food price inflation will climb from 1.4% in February to around 2.0% by the end of next year now lie on the upside.

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