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Widening gap in rising supermarket costs

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New analysis from consumer group CHOICE shows a widening gap in rising supermarket costs. The survey highlights the need to look for specials, but care groups warn some say rising prices mean some people can't afford to shop at all. Inflation has fallen to its lowest level in three years, but people are still feeling cost-of-living pressures at the checkout.
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