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Nov 7, 2024 · Sainsbury’s has said shoppers will face higher inflation as a result of shock tax changes from last week’s Budget, which will hit the retailer with an extra £140 million in costs.

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Nov 7, 2024 · The boss of J Sainsbury has warned customers will face higher grocery prices because of a £140mn hit to its tax bill from Labour’s Budget. Chief executive Simon Roberts …

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Nov 7, 2024 · The UK’s second largest supermarket firm said changes to national insurance rules will lead to a £140 million cost increase.

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Why is Sainsbury's facing higher inflation?

Read our privacy notice. Sainsbury’s has said shoppers will face higher inflation as a result of shock tax changes from last week’s Budget, which will hit the retailer with an extra £140 million in costs. ...

Will Sainsbury's cost rise?

Mr Roberts said Sainsbury’s will see costs rise by £140 million due to the changes, while costs will also be pushed higher by an increase in the national living wage. He said the “unexpected barrage of costs” will “feed into a higher level of inflation” for consumers. ...

Will Sainsbury's cost hikes feed through to higher prices?

The boss of supermarket giant Sainsbury’s warned cost hikes in last week’s Budget would feed through to higher prices. Chief executive Simon Roberts said Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves ’ announced jump in the rate of employers’ national insurance - and lowering of the salary threshold on which it is paid - would add £140million to its tax bill. ...

How much will ni changes cost Sainsbury's business?

Sainsbury's chief executive Simon Roberts said on Thursday the NI changes would cost the business around £140m, a sum which does not include the increases to minimum wage. "I don't think you can shy away from the fact that, because of the changes in everyone's cost base, it is going to feed through into higher inflation," he said. ...

Is Sainsbury's 'barrage of costs' a problem?

Simon Roberts, Sainsbury’s chief executive officer, said retailers faced a “barrage of costs,” with business rates — a property tax — and the minimum wage also set to rise next year. “There just isn’t capacity to absorb all of this,” he said during a call with journalists after the company reported first-half results. ...

Will sainsbury's'very low margins' affect insurance prices?

While the retailer will be "looking to do everything we can to mitigate the impact” of chancellor Rachel Reeves decision to increase employers' national insurance contributions, the industry's "very low margins" means prices could go up, Sainsbury's CEO Simon Roberts said. ...