Tesco and Aldi have announced price cuts on their own brand butter, with the former reducing the cost of its 454g pack by 40 cents to €2.99 from tomorrow. Tesco will also slash the price of its 227g pack to €1.85. The move follows last week’s announcement by Lidl, Tesco, Aldi and SuperValu that the price of two litres of milk would drop by 10 cents. However, farmers have warned of a resulting price war and say they are near breaking point. Staples such as milk, butter and eggs have increased in price significantly over the last year, outpacing overall food inflation.
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