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South Africa’s Consumer Food Price Inflation: Meat, Vegetables and More | SA News

19 June 2025 by Guest

At a time when avian influenza and foot-and-mouth disease have been in the headlines, it is reasonable for people to closely watch consumer food price inflation to gauge the pass-through of these issues.

On June 18, we had inflation data for May 2025. South Africa’s consumer food price inflation has continued to accelerate; however, this should not be a concern, as the recent upticks are in line with expectations and may be short-lived.

The data released earlier today by Statistics South Africa shows that consumer food price inflation accelerated to 4.4% in May from 3.3% in April 2025.

The acceleration in price inflation of meat, fish, and other seafood, oils and fats, fruit and nuts,…

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