
France’s Carrefour flags ‘shrinkflation’
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<p>From the BBC World Service: Have you noticed products that you buy getting smaller, while the price remains the same? It’s called “shrinkflation” and French supermarket giant Carrefour is putting labels on such goods to alert customers to it. The World Health Organization is warning that survivors of flooding in Libya remain in danger from contaminated flood water and a lack of medical supplies. It’s Friday, but how do you have a night out in a war zone? Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine a year and a half ago, and Ukrainians have had to change every part of their lives to deal with the assault. That includes how they spend their downtime.</p>