- Many Britons are experiencing significant financial strain, leading them to cut back on food expenses and feel
- Over a quarter (28 per cent) of UK adults have either stopped eating meat or significantly reduced their consumption to save money.
- Nearly one in five (19 per cent) people are skipping meals or eating less due to affordability issues, with women more likely to be affected than men.
- Almost two-thirds (61 per cent) of Britons are buying fewer treats and snacks, while one in four feel mentally drained by financial concerns daily or several times a week.
- The weekly grocery shop is the biggest source of financial anxiety, with households spending an average of £94 a week on food, approximately £24 more than a year ago.
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