The **Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS)** has issued warnings that household staples could see price increases of **up to 20% by 2025**.
This significant rise is attributed to ongoing **geopolitical instability**, supply chain disruptions, and cybersecurity challenges.
Concerns over **incoming tariffs** from the US under the potential Trump administration may further elevate costs of goods, including food and electronics.
A recent survey indicated that **prices for machinery, chemicals, and metals** may also rise between **5% and 20%** in the coming months.
CIPS CEO warned that consumers will bear the brunt of these challenges unless trade issues are effectively managed.
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