South Korea's Food Inflation: Economic Pressures Challenge Consumers and Small Restaurants
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South Korea's Food Inflation: Economic Pressures Challenge Consumers and Small Restaurants
Food prices in South Korea have surged sharply in recent months, continuing an inflationary trend that has affected both domestic and global markets. As inflation persists, consumers are feeling the burden of higher costs for essential items, particularly food. According to recent reports, the cost of meals in restaurants has risen by 3.2% in just the last year, part of a broader trend of rising prices that has lasted for more than two years. Th…
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