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Grocery Prices Continue To Rise
Why does every trip to the grocery store seem to cost more than the last? Canadian families continue to feel the strain as the prices of food and household essentials remain high, forcing many to rethink their budgets and shopping habits.
On this episode of TPL Media, hosts Mike Wixson and Jim Lang examine the many factors driving food inflation across Canada. From rising transportation and fuel costs to labour shortages, supply chain challenges, extreme weather affecting crops, higher packaging costs, and global trade uncertainty, they break down why grocery bills continue to climb despite easing inflation in other parts of the economy.
- Hosts: Jim Lang, Mike Wixson
Pillar: Economy
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