US grocery prices poised to climb as soaring fuel costs drive inflation
Summary
Rising fuel costs are pushing up expenses across the US food supply chain, and manufacturers warn that grocery prices are likely to increase. The higher costs could affect consumers ahead of the midterm elections.
Fuel is extending inflationary pressure from transportation and production into supermarket aisles, leaving manufacturers with
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Higher food prices would deepen household cost pressures and make inflation a more immediate political liability.