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Showing Original Post only (View all)And so it begins at the grocery store [View all]
The produce section was severely depleted this morning at my local Harris Teeter in Durham, NC. No broccoli, except for two bunches of Organic @$ 3.99 each; no Romaine lettuce and very little packaged lettuce; no asparagus.
I bought a couple of 12 roll packs of house brand TP @$6.99 each, which are $3.00/ pack--almost 50%--higher than the price on sale a year ago.
Eggs are still $4.29 for 12 large house brand, which they have been for weeks.
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I noticed avocados have gone sky high. I don't understand how inflation went down last report.
dem4decades
May 2025
#1
But once you deduct the volatile food and energy sectors, along with health care, building materials, raw materials . .
hatrack
May 2025
#5
Anything from Mexico is free from tariffs on virtually all foods under the USMCA agreement.
Ms. Toad
May 2025
#13
I'm way out in country - luckily locals with greenhouses sell their produce thru our small local grocery
womanofthehills
May 2025
#25
I was amazed coffee was still the same price as always when I shopped today.
Diamond_Dog
May 2025
#34
Making my second try at growing broccoli and cauliflower this year, but from seed....
Jack Valentino
May 2025
#38