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Easter Egg Prices Soar: Up to 73% Increase!

4/3/2026

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Easter Egg Price Surge

Easter egg prices have surged due to shrinkflation, with some consumers paying up to 73% more per 100 g than last year.
Cadbury reduced treat-sized bars in Crunchie Easter eggs from two to one, citing rising input costs, prompting consumer complaints.
A review of 260 Easter eggs shows discount retailers like Aldi and Lidl often offer better value than mainstream brands, urging shoppers to compare weight and price per 100 g.

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Next's Luxury Launch

Next has launched a Luxury Beauty Easter Egg priced at £35, offering more than £126 worth of premium beauty products.
The bundle includes seven items from Floral Street, OPI, and other brands.
The egg-shaped packaging makes it appealing as a gift.
Notable items include a full-sized Beauty Works 10-in-1 Miracle Spray and a travel-sized Floral Street perfume, while other retailers such as M&S and Boots offer similar bundles.

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Easter Egg Price Surge

Easter egg prices have surged due to shrinkflation, with some consumers paying up to 73% more per 100 g than last year.
Cadbury reduced treat-sized bars in Crunchie Easter eggs from two to one, citing rising input costs, prompting consumer complaints.
A review of 260 Easter eggs shows discount retailers like Aldi and Lidl often offer better value than mainstream brands, urging shoppers to compare weight and price per 100 g.

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