Shoppers cut back on food but not on fashion

Submitted by whyiloveorganic on 22 February, 2012 - 15:49

 

According to official figures released in The Daily Telegraph, consumers have cut back on buying food, but are purchasing more clothes. Data published by the Office of National Statistics indicate that the average family is spending an average of £35 a week less than before the recession. These statistics indicate that for most Britons their wardrobe is more important than their stomachs. To read more click here. 

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