[PGR88]

Why even ask? Of course not. The USA has a highly political state-run media.

[rktman]

How are they being covered? Moving blanket? Then again, we don’t watch any of the networks so no clue. But, knowing how the are, things are rosy and everybody is prospering with no issues. Oh, and branDUHn is doing an incredible job considering the mess left by the previous administration.

[rrrod]

Have not noticed on my local news.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

[Sequoyah101]

How is it that last year at this time there was no fertilizer problem, glyphosate was $60 a jug and not $190, food shortages were not mentioned and things were sort of normal save for all the rona rage?

Like we don’t know the answer to that already.

[blackdog]

My local Kroger throws away more meat than they sell. Same with produce. The store is prohibited from price adjustment to increase sales. There are central planning manipulations in this.

Dairy products are near or past expiration dates in the coolers. The salmon in the foam cooler box is already at the sell by date before they even put it out. (I know because I buy the whole box with the sell by date from the supplier because I brine and smoke it)

Whole bags of onions, potatoes, oranges, lemons, etc...are already being fouled by rotten ones inside the same day they are put out for sale.

[econjack]

Much of the inflation over the years is "hidden". A pound of bacon, link sausage, and other products are now 12-13oz. Bar soap now has air whipped into it. "Family size" containers of everything from peanut butter to crackers have higher cost/oz than regular sizes. Caveat emptor

[high info voter]

Every item I put in my grocery cart is about 1 to 2 dollars higher than last year!
That's 30 - 50% more.

[Veto!]

My friend, who makes plenty of money, complained last week about food prices. I told her it was because oil prices are so high and climbing. Everything gets trucked in.

Grocery Outlet is your friend. They have stores in many cities, just google it and see whether you have one within reasonable driving distance.

I have a Grocery Outlet near my house. Two of them, actually. Their prices are always lower than other stores and they carry nice things too if you take time to really look. Grass-fed hamburger in 1-pound packages $2 less than in stores. Bag of little red organic potatoes, #2 less than stores. Really excellent frozen organic veggies, also terrific. A few weeks ago, I got a pound of ground coffee for $5.95 as good as the stuff I grind myself at local super for $8.95.

[RckyRaCoCo]

Suppose the MSM would ask Biden how much a gallon of milk is?

(without feeding him the answer beforehand)

[Keyhopper]

I don’t need anyone telling me about high food prices I see them everytime I shop.
What I do see is someone lying to me trying to convince me that it’s not happening.
FJB