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Grocery sales continue to soar - but high streets feel the pain
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Footfall on Northern Ireland's high streets and in shopping centres and retail parks is all down on a year ago, according to analysts Springboard
By
Gary McDonald Business Editor
August 25, 2020 at 2:00am BST
Grocery bill in Northern Ireland up £900 a year to £6,200 - unless we switch brands
Northern Irish grocery market sees significant growth amid rising inflation
Bank holidays and warm weather prompt grocery sales surge - and barbecues
Own-label products gain popularity as grocery inflation rises
Shoppers opt for own-label products to save on grocery bills
Valentine's Day spending rises on chocolates, chilled desserts - and cough mixture