Supermarket prices were 3.3% higher than a year ago in January, down from December’s jump to 3.7%, Kantar said.

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The latest figures from Kantar show that prices rose by 3.3% in January, down from December's peak of 3.7% - and the slowest rate of inflation since March last year

Supermarket discounting helped to relieve pressure on consumers in January as grocery inflation slowed, according to new data.

Grocery price inflation took a surprise dip in January, offering some respite to hard-pressed shoppers, according to recent data. Market analysts Kantar reported that supermarket prices in January were still 3.

The pressure on British consumers eased a little in January as a step-up in supermarket promotions meant grocery inflation edged lower following four straight months of rises, industry data showed on Tuesday.