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WEDNESDAY • 4 MAY 2022 • ISSUE 792 • PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY
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ANALYSIS PAGES 8 & 9
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NICOLE MEILAK
FAMILIES are spending at least
€100 more per month on food, ac-
cording to a new study by Caritas
that develops a minimum budget for
a decent living.
The top-up study was done in
February, before the Russian inva-
sion of Ukraine, which has in itself
caused the price of staple foods to
increase further.
The Caritas study shows that
basic food prices jumped by 20%
between July 2020, when the last
exercise was conducted, and Feb-
ruary 2022.
The European
Parliament
voted strongly in
favour of Hyzler's
nomination
Monthly cost of
food up by €100
Party debts:
The case for
state funding
George Hyzler
to replace Leo
Brincat on
European Court
of Auditors
Basic food prices
jumped by 20%
between July 2020
and February
2022, according
to a new study by
Caritas carried out
before the Russian
invasion of Ukraine