shrink·fla·tion [ˌʃrɪŋkˈfleɪʃən] SAM. (from 'skrink' and 'inflation')
- shrinkflation GOSP.
- Shrinkflation ž. spol (verschleierte Preiserhöhung: der eigentliche Preis eines Produkts bleibt gleich, der Inhalt jedoch schrumpft)
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Food prices have gone up around 4 per cent, yet that has not been reflected in the size, as many items have suffered from shrinkflation.
www.thisismoney.co.uk It's become so commonplace that a new term has even been coined: shrinkflation.
www.independent.co.uk This he said may eventually be passed on to customers by either raising prices or shrinkflation -- offering smaller products for the same price.
www.ibtimes.co.uk Shrinkflation is the concept that goods have got more expensive and also smaller.
www.thisismoney.co.uk It even has a special name: shrinkflation!
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