Trust in the grocery sector has plummeted to its lowest point in more than a decade as the majority of households grapple with supermarket prices, a survey suggests.Which?'s monthly consumer insight tracker found that trust in the sector dropped in August to the lowest it has been since February 2013, after horse DNA had been discovered in frozen beef burgers and lasagne sold in some Irish and British supermarkets.The sector received a 'trust score' of 30 on a scale from minus 100 to 100 this mo

Trust in the grocery sector has plummeted to its lowest point in more than a decade as the majority of households grapple with supermarket prices, a survey suggests.Which?'s monthly consumer insight tracker found that trust in the sector dropped in August to the lowest it has been since February 2013, after horse DNA had been discovered in frozen beef burgers and lasagne sold in some Irish and British supermarkets.The sector received a 'trust score' of 30 on a scale from minus 100 to 100 this month, compared with 24 after the horsemeat scandal was exposed - its lowest point - and 68 in May 2020 when supermarkets were widely praised for ramping up online deliveries in response to Covid restrictions.