Inflationary pressures have now emerged through most of the supply chain, pub group says.
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Pubs are eyeing up food substitutions and removing food items entirely as higher prices hit business. Mitchells & Butlers, the London-listed company who own more than 1,700 pubs and restaurants including the All Bar One chain, have said they may have to substitute more products than normal or remove food items from menus entirely to limit their exposure to"With increasing food costs, we are flexible in the way we procure, and we are constantly looking to limit exposure to the lines that are seeing the highest inflation at any one time.
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