Greggs increases the price of some of its breakfast and lunch meal deals, according to reporting across outlets. The company’s management says the changes reflect rising costs and continued financial pressure. Greggs also cautions that wider economic factors, including the potential impact of an Iran-related conflict on costs, could weigh on consumers and the business. The reporting indicates that the company is adjusting pricing for bundled deals rather than individual items, affecting the cost of popular value offers. Details on the exact pricing levels vary by deal and location, but the common point is that deal prices have moved upward. Greggs frames the increases as part of how it manages cost pressures while continuing to offer meal deal options. The updates come as the company communicates that external events could further influence operating expenses, which in turn may affect future pricing decisions.