Food prices nearly 8% higher from last February. Here’s what’s hitting your wallets the hardest
The Department of Agriculture says food prices are up nearly 8% from last February, the largest increase since 1981.
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Apr 14, 2022, 9:25 AM
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539ds agoThe Department of Agriculture says food prices are up nearly 8% from
last February, the largest increase since 1981.
Hitting your wallets the hardest are groceries.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics says the cost shot up 10% over the past
year. Essentials such as eggs, flour and milk rose at least 11%.
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