The Owner of Whiteheads Fish and Chip Shop has revealed why the cost of fish and chips has risen by more than 50 per cent. 

Speaking to GB News, he explained: "Supply and demand quotas dropped, prices went up. Gas and electric potato prices have risen. Fish prices. It's the perfect storm."

The average price for a portion of fish and chips rose more than 50 per cent to nearly £10 in the five years to July{ai:summary}<p>The owner of Whiteheads Fish and Chip Shop attributes a 50% increase in fish and chip prices to reduced supply and demand quotas, higher prices for gas, electric, and potatoes, and rising fish prices. This creates a challenging economic environment for the business.</p><p>#economy</p>

'It's the perfect storm!' Owner of chippy says that public are still 'getting value for money' as prices hike

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