Independent supermarkets struggle to keep prices down as Iran war hurts
Suppliers are charging more to deliver groceries to supermarkets as fuel prices increase, putting pressure on smaller retailers.
Independent supermarkets struggle to keep prices down as Iran war hurts
Suppliers are charging more to deliver groceries to supermarkets as fuel prices increase, putting pressure on smaller retailers.
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