Eating heathly is costing more for consumers
The energy sector has been getting most of the attention when it comes to economic headlines but those of us covering the food industry have been watching some interesting developments that are sure to continue hit consumers in both the wallet and the belly.
An article from Rueters and another on Slate are just a couple of interesting mentions of the growing problem.
"The price of fruits and vegetables is climbing faster than inflation, while junk food is actually becoming cheaper, the findings of a new study suggest."
"A study says junk food is getting cheaper while healthy food gets more expensive."
With some cereal and grain prices already up over 50% this year, expect to see higher prices on; eggs, beef, chicken, pork, milk and your favorite breakfast cereals this year. Planning your grocery shopping and meals around sales and pricing fluctuations will save the average U.S. family over $4000.00 this year.
Planning tools such as GroceryGuide.com can help you locate the energy rich foods and make your grocery dollar go further.
An article from Rueters and another on Slate are just a couple of interesting mentions of the growing problem.
"The price of fruits and vegetables is climbing faster than inflation, while junk food is actually becoming cheaper, the findings of a new study suggest."
"A study says junk food is getting cheaper while healthy food gets more expensive."
With some cereal and grain prices already up over 50% this year, expect to see higher prices on; eggs, beef, chicken, pork, milk and your favorite breakfast cereals this year. Planning your grocery shopping and meals around sales and pricing fluctuations will save the average U.S. family over $4000.00 this year.
Planning tools such as GroceryGuide.com can help you locate the energy rich foods and make your grocery dollar go further.
