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06-02-2022 02:36 PM
A numerous list....here's just one - Avocado #1.50 each. Also, as mentioned....products may remain the same price, but you are buying less product.
06-02-2022 02:36 PM
Organic Flour up over $2.00 for five pound bag. Farmers are saying this Fall will be mich worse.
06-02-2022 02:38 PM
06-02-2022 09:07 PM
I live 30 miles north of NYC. Everything is MUCH more expensive. The organic eggs I buy were 7.49/dz. What really surprised me were the flowers. The small bouquets that used to be 4.99 were $8.00. And the medium size which I used to buy went from $12 to $20. I find this very troubling.
06-02-2022 10:03 PM
At some point the bottom will fall out and it's unsettling...recession follows inflation historically.
06-02-2022 11:00 PM
Our local Safeway....cantaloupe was 6.99 each
honeydew melon was 7.99 each!!!!!😳😳😳 Eggs have skyrocketed in last several weeks....
06-03-2022 06:14 AM
I apologize for this vague answer, but I have to say EVERYTHING. I'm constantly shocked. It seems that manufacturers are asking the highest prices they think we will possibly pay, with no rhyme or reason. As concerning as it is for me, I can't imagine how families are managing in these times.
06-03-2022 10:13 AM
Head of Foxee Iceburg Lettuce
$3.50
Bag of dark greens $4.99
Nope, no salad for me this week.
06-03-2022 10:36 AM - edited 06-03-2022 10:43 AM
@house_cat wrote:I apologize for this vague answer, but I have to say EVERYTHING. I'm constantly shocked. It seems that manufacturers are asking the highest prices they think we will possibly pay, with no rhyme or reason. As concerning as it is for me, I can't imagine how families are managing in these times.
In our area, people that are having a bad time can pick up food, somewhere, every day of the week! You only need to live in the County!
Schools are offering eat-in lunches and the Elks Club is offering take out lunches.
We also have a restaurant where meals are free; you can establish an address, shower & shave and free haircuts! They also help with clothes and food.
The biggest problem is the cost of auto insurance and gas so they can go get food!
The "working poor" as we have been called, are the ones really suffering!
My neighbor, on Medicare, just started getting a $75 credit card for food each month!
06-03-2022 02:12 PM
@house_cat wrote:I apologize for this vague answer, but I have to say EVERYTHING. I'm constantly shocked. It seems that manufacturers are asking the highest prices they think we will possibly pay, with no rhyme or reason. As concerning as it is for me, I can't imagine how families are managing in these times.
Killing the energy sector sure didn't help things.
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