"I guess what's not helpful is when it's something that comes out that surprises us and that's what happened with the national insurance last year - we weren't expecting that and it came in very quickly. It's quite hard to plan and manage a business when you have a £20 million hit that you hadn't predicted or weren't aware was coming."
"still offers exceptional value"
"will be protected and will not move,"
"balanced Budget"
Greggs will implement price increases this week, raising the two-part breakfast deal from £2.95 to £3.15 and the three-part breakfast deal from £3.95 to £4.15. Some baked goods will rise by 5p. Roisin Currie urged the Chancellor to avoid surprises in the Autumn Budget and expressed hope for a balanced Budget under Rachel Reeves' tax plans. Currie said Greggs will still offer exceptional value and that a number of products will be protected and will not move. She warned that unexpected measures, such as last year’s national insurance change, caused a £20 million unplanned hit and made planning difficult.
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