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Story summary
- Climate change is boosting UK food prices, hitting items like milk, butter, and beef as extreme weather tightens supply.
- An Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit analysis finds prices of climate-affected foods rise over four times faster than other groceries.
- In 2022-23, climate factors added about £360 to the average household food bill.
- By 2050, more than half of the UK's fruit and legume imports are expected from at-risk countries.
