Inflation Crisis: Minister Slammed Over ‘Patronising’ Call for Citizens to Buy Cheaper Food
One UK minister has been slammed as being “out of touch” with the general public after issuing “patronising” advice that people should buy cheaper food to fight inflation.
George Eustice, the UK Conservative Government’s Environment tsar, has been slammed as being “out of touch” with normal people after saying the people struggling with inflation should buy cheaper brands of food.
The advice, which has been derided as “patronising”, was issued by the senior Tory politician as his government fails to get a grip on the ongoing inflation crisis, which has seen the price of food, fuel, and services creep up considerably over the past number of months.
According to a report by UK broadcaster Sky News, Eustice suggested that people looking to save money during the sudden inflation hike should look towards buying so-called “value brands” at a lower cost. – READ MORE
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