The UK
Shopping Receipt

Every year, the ONS prices 408 everyday items to track how much life in the UK actually costs.

From olive oil to light bulbs, from fish and chips to funeral services. Every item below is real. Every price is real. The colour tells you how much it changed.

Orange = price went up. Green = price went down. Darker = bigger change. Hover any item to see the full story.

The biggest winners and losers on your receipt.

Food hit hardest. Tech got cheaper.

Average price change across 8 categories. Food and drink leads at +29.9%, while Clothing saw the smallest increases.

Olive oil: £3.60 → £8.73

A 142.5% increase in five years. The single biggest price jump across all 408 items tracked by the ONS. Climate-driven harvest failures across the Mediterranean turned a kitchen staple into a luxury purchase.

Meanwhile, a large TV dropped 18.1% and primary school meals fell 35% thanks to the universal free school meals expansion.

What a basic weekly shop looks like now.