The network has brought to light the story of a father who planned and carried out a theft of powdered infant formula, in order to feed his infant son, after the price of the box rose in Britain.
The father explained, without revealing his name, the details of the repeated theft of infant formula from stores, as it is the most expensive item on his shopping list.
According to ‘Sky News’, this family represents one of the countless families across Britain, who are suffering due to high rates of inflation and who are involved in the price of infant formula and the rest of their needs.
New UK data shows that the cost of the cheapest type of formula has risen by 45% over the past two years.
A small box of powdered infant formula can cost up to $20 each.
At the Children’s Bank in Hartlepool, for example, the crisis is felt every day, as parents collect essentials for their children, and the bank’s volunteer team works to collect the items. given.
Charities across Britain have told Sky News they are facing a similar surge in demand across the country.
Children’s organizations point out that the high incidence means not all families will get what they need, meaning the health and development of children in Britain are at real risk.
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