In my lifetime I have not once seen food prices go down. Ounces in a package has many times though.Aren’t food prices always at an all time high?
In my lifetime I have not once seen food prices go down. Ounces in a package has many times though.Aren’t food prices always at an all time high?
Not only Brook but just a few miles away, Remington. We are now hauling to Monon, and they are backed up for a year or longer. Getting harder to serve our neighbors.I don’t disagree with what your saying, I’m not naive in thinking everyone would.
We have lost 3 small processors in the last 5-10 yrs one in Brook IN just a year or so ago. Go back, 20-30 yrs and there was a lot more processors, big processors or at least more than 4. This processor situation we are in is a train wreck waiting to happen. Covid gave us a glimpse, we need a lot more diversity in our food industry.
I read about "shrinkflation" several years ago, and the origin is fascinating, if it's true.In my lifetime I have not once seen food prices go down. Ounces in a package has many times though.
Last night at 3 am we had another fire. This one at one of the largest egg production factories in the midwest. Total loss. Finding actual data and information is still scarce,but MSN did mention it.
What a strange coincidence.