Political and Legislative
Meat Prices Go Up 13.4 Percent as Inflation Hits the Grocery Store
The rising cost of groceries is putting a pinch on consumers, with food prices jumping up nearly 9 percent in March compared to a year ago.
All U.S. households are suffering from inflation, but the costs are hitting middle-class and low-income families disproportionately.
Food prices relating specifically to domestic food preparation, which affect more middle-class and low-income households, have spiked 10 percent annually, a marked rise that has caught the attention of U.S. food sellers.
