Cyclone Narelle’s impact set to push WA supermarket prices higher

Tropical Cyclone Narelle devastated Western Australia's north-west in late March, severely impacting the Carnarvon region's agricultural output. Phil Frzop, President of the Carnarvon Growers Association, estimated losses could reach $110 million, affecting 60 percent of the state's winter produce. Supermarkets are likely to face higher prices due to increased sourcing costs and disrupted supply chains.

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Summary by Glance · Original reporting by SMH