The influx of British people to buy energy-saving appliances

According to the report of the International Economic Reporter of Fars News Agency, quoted by the Financial Times, British stores say that the people of this country have turned to buying energy-efficient appliances with the aim of reducing their expenses in the shadow of the rising cost of living in this country.

In this way, the sale of oil-free fryers and steam washing machines has increased, and people buy sealants for sealing doors and windows.

Andrew Gossage, CEO of Ultimate Stores, says: The decline in store sales is being offset by increased sales of energy-efficient products, and this shows that people are turning to using energy-saving devices.

With inflation skyrocketing and reaching its highest level in the last 41 years, the British people are now forced to pay more money to buy food and pay their bills.

Official statistics show that the rate of increase in food prices in the UK last October reached the highest level in 45 years.

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