Instant rise

Workers Press no. 868, 14 September 1972 · scan page 11

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Etro promier Jack Lynch: Expecting a rise BRITAIN'S biggest instant coffee makers—Nestlé's-forecast yesterday that Britain's housewives will soon be paying more for coffee.

This comes directly after the announcement on Tuesday that the price of eggs could increase by as much as 6p a dozen early next year.

Nestlé's said the world's coffee-growing countries were determined to establish further increases in the price of coffee on international markets, despite strong protests from coffeeconsuming countries.

The price of cottee beans has already jumped 25 per cent in theepering to the egg price increases,, Dame Elizabeth Ackroyd, director of the National Innovation Centre, a former director of the Consumer Council and a member of the Tory Party, said:

"The price of eggs has been low, there's no doubt about it?

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