Set on Gregs Apply a range of price increase This week beyond its menu, its Chief Executive Officer, along with Roisin Curry, as well as urges. Government To avoid any “surprise” in the upcoming autumn Budget,
The two-part breakfast deals of the popular bakery chain, including a roll and a drink, will increase from £ 2.95 to £ 3.15.
Similarly, the three-part breakfast deal, which includes an additional side such as curd pots or hash brown will increase from £ 3.95 to £ 4.15.
In addition, some individual ripe goods, including the empire biscuits, are slated to go above 5P.
Despite these adjustments, Ms. Curry said that Gregs “still provides exceptional value” with its deals, emphasizing that “many other products will be protected and will not move forward”.
Meanwhile, the chief executive said that the retailer was expecting a “balanced budget”. Rahel reeves Determine its tax and expenditure plan in November.
“I think what is not helpful when it is something that surprises us and this happened with national insurance last year – we were not expecting that and it came very early,” he said.
“When you have a hit of 20 million pounds, it is quite difficult to plan and manage a business that you did not predict or not going.”
Gregs has said that employer has put pressure on its overall commercial costs, high rates of national insurance, as well as increasing minimum wages.
Ms. Curry said that she was expecting measures that would be “appropriate notice” on any changes affecting businesses along with “the consumer’s pockets”.
The retailer, which has 2,675 shops in the UK, recorded an increase of 6.1 percent in the third quarter of 2025 compared to the same period of a year.
On an uniform basis, which excludes the impact of the opening of the new shop, the increase in sales in company-based shops slowed down to 1.5 percent year after.
It also marks the 2.6 percent of the recession recorded in the first half of the year.
Unusually hot weather withdrew sales in July as the shopkeepers made the most sunshine, but in August and September, trading on the front leg again, Gregs told investors.
After the update, its share price rose by about 7 percent on Wednesday.
The bakery chain highlighted the expansion of its menu, including high-protein options such as egg utensils and protein shakes, and seasonal items such as its pumpkin masala latta and toffee fuse muffins.
It has also continued to open new shops recently Tesco And as part of partnership with Sainsbury’s supermarket chain, as well as transferring small shops to better places.
The total opening on a net basis, which reduces the number of closure, was 57 so far this year.
Gregs said it was now expecting a 120 net new inauguration for the whole year, which would be slightly lower than its previous target.
The company told investors that it was “progressing despite challenging the market situation”, showing weak consumer trust and increasing inflation.
Ms. Curry said that consumers “saved instead of spending and where they are spending they are spending wisely – so it is a very intelligent consumer”.
“If we have a great value proposal with us, hope that some of those customers will swap in Gregs to take advantage of that great value,” he said.