Bakery chain’s shares fall as it says outlook for 2025 is better than for this year
The boss of Britain’s biggest bakery chain, Greggs, has said it has no plans for further price rises this year, as it reported a slowdown in sales in recent months.
Its chief executive, Roisin Currie, said the company planned to hold its prices, as cost inflation – led by wage increases – is now expected to come in at the bottom end of the expected 4% to 5% range.
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