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THINK YOUR GROCERY BILL IS HIGH NOW? JUST WAIT FOR WINTER


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Walk through any grocery store in America, and you’re likely to hear someone
commenting about how things were cheaper during the time when Trump was in
office.

According to a poll by Rasmussen Reports 85% of American adults are paying more
for groceries than a year ago. Surprisingly, 9% said they were paying less, and
6% were unsure. This is a slight improvement over August, where 89% were
reporting paying more.

When looking toward the future, 54% believed that prices would continue to climb
in the future, 37% said they would go down, and 6% were unsure. What was
interesting about this poll is the percentage of people who would or have been
changing their eating habits based on pricing.



 * 73 percent of those who make under $30,000
 * 64 percent of those who make between $30,000 and 50,000
 * 59 percent of those who make between $50,000 and $100,000
 * 47 percent of those who make between $100,000 and $200,000
 * 23 percent of those who make over $200,000

As many politicians and activists have pointed out, with more disposable income
comes more flexibility with pricing surges. Given how many Americans saw their
jobs and living situations change due to COVID, it’s not surprising that they
have been able to endure the changes that have plagued middle- and low-income
America especially hard.

Fortunately, the grain crisis due to the conflict between Ukraine and Russia has
yet to materialize as strongly as forecasters were proclaiming it could. While
grains aren’t being given away on the street corner, grocers aren’t requiring
proof of income to get financed for a loaf of bread either.



Many Americans found themselves going back to the 1980s staple of couponing (and
downloading various coupon apps). The adventure of “How Low Can You Go” with the
grocery bill is something many Americans love to play. Yet not many have taken
the time to invest in the stacking of coupons or discount codes with different
grocers to take full advantage of their programs. This means thousands of
dollars a year by households across America are going to waste.

While wasting money, many Americans see it as time saved to be better spent with
their families.

They better get used to making this a family activity if they want to continue
keeping their food costs reasonable in the future. With prices forecasted to
skyrocket on everything from beef to grains to gas, the winter isn’t doing
anyone any favors.

It’s starting off to be cold — and we’re not even officially into winter yet.
The early frost will have a negative impact on crop yields. That means that
we’re going to deal with the economic problem of supply and demand.

Overseas proteins like tuna and beef things are not looking incredibly strong,
either. Between disease and bad fishing seasons, there is a lot to be desired in
both industries. People have also been choosing to spend their income on other
things like utilities and gas, so discretionary income for things like tuna and
beef is gone quickly. The impact on these markets spreads like a ripple. It does
the same thing when name-brand product sales are down in favor of store brands.

This is all a snowball effect of President Biden and his leftist policies. As he
and his group of socialist agenda-toting Democrats push to destroy this nation
from the inside out, the rest of us are standing there holding the pieces. There
isn’t much we can do as our elected officials are not able to completely counter
their ideals, but we have certainly slowed them down.

Start shopping the deals now because it’s not going to get any cheaper. It’s all
the more reason to vote Trump (or any Republican) into office in 2024.



shannonwritesandblogs

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