grocery prices

Fuel costs, higher interest rates, and years of rising food prices are reshaping how people shop for groceries — and big retailers are already adjusting their shelves and pricing to keep up.

As grocery bills climb, a new report reveals how trade agreements are easing the burden on American families. The numbers are pretty eye-opening!

Even with grocery bills climbing, Americans are still prioritizing meat in their diets. What’s behind this meaty trend?

With more people tightening their budgets, the way we buy food is shifting. It’s a change that’s hitting home for many.

The meatpacking industry is under the spotlight once again. Supporters of recently proposed legislation looks to balance the scales for farmers and consumers alike.

As grocery stores battle for the best prices, farmers are feeling the squeeze. Let’s unpack what this means for our local tree fruit growers.

Steady growth in consumer demand, coupled with efficiency gains in broiler production have powered the sector’s remarkable growth during the last 30 years.

World food prices fell for the fourth consecutive month in December, but overall 2025 food costs remained higher than the previous year, the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization reported Friday.

According to Axios, President Trump is facing rising pressure about the inflation of food prices at the nation’s grocery stores.

The United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization’s Food Price Index fell 1.2% to 125.1 points in November, marking a third consecutive monthly decline and a new low level since January.