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Story summary
- McBride, a household goods group, announced temporary price increases to cover rising costs from the Middle East conflict.
- Its chemical and packaging suppliers are raising prices due to higher energy costs and petrochemical feedstocks.
- Supermarkets met government officials to discuss the conflict's supply-chain impact and explore measures to ease the cost of living.
- McBride also disclosed a £34 million deal to acquire Eurotab, a French cleaning tablet specialist.
