Consumers will have to dig deeper into their pockets to pay for yet another jump in the cost of breakfast attributed to a fall in the supply of milk and an increase in wheat prices.

Leading processors of fresh milk and bread manufacturers have increased the prices of their products by up to 10 per cent, raising the breakfast budgets for a majority of Kenyans who rely on tea and bread for their first meal of the day.

Supermarkets in Nairobi city centre — which are relatively cheaper than shops in suburbs — have raised the retail prices of a half-litre packet of KCC Fresh milk, Ilara and Fresha to between Sh32 and Sh36 – an increase of up to three shillings.

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