One
of Japanese foods, just for illustration
Last
two shopping trips at grocery stores, we noticed price increasing.
Yes, we heard news from mainstream medias about price increasing of
grocery items. We are not aware so much in real life.
It
is said that grocery prices have been increased by average of 2.6%.
But, we believe several items more expensive, may be more than 3.5%.
Some of them:
-
eggs (We saw supply shortages).
-
bread
-
doughnut
-
muffin
-
cookies
-
fruits (oranges, apples, citrus)
-
soft drinks, juice
-
protein sources (chicken, fish, meat)
-
vegetables, especially canned vegetables
Clothes
inside Walmart supermarket
Panic
shopping is the reason price increase at the beginning of Covid-19
Pandemic, now, here two prominent reasons:
-
disrupting of “food supply chains” which include production,
processing and delivery systems from farmers (producers) to stores
across the nation.
-
demand keep continue, even higher in some foods after panic shopping,
but supply chains such as meat processing are closing, thus causes
food shortages.
However,
we have good news that rising and falling in price come together. I
noticed these items are getting lower in price:
-
sausage
-
butter
-
tomatoes
-
cupcakes
In
addition to groceries, following items and services are dropping in
prices as well:
-
gasoline (raw and at stations)
-
clothes
-
car and car insurances
-
airfare (travel tickets)
Do
you notice any increasing and tumbling in prices in your areas? What
items and services?
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relate postings
Yes I think so. Now in Spain we are going to the "new normality" but I think that the economical crisis will be terrible.
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DeleteHopefully we see costs settle soon. It is difficult seeing food prices rise when that is one of the most essential things we all need.
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DeleteI live in a city where agriculture is very important. Many fruits grow with watermelon, citrus olives and olive oil cultivation. However, the farmer could not export in a difficult situation.
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DeletePrice, somebody thinks it would be rising, where is it, everywhere they are prices risings, that it is capitalism???????????????????.
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DeleteEggs never go on sale lately, in demand product.
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DeleteSo far, so good with prices here in the Pacific Northwest. We've seen shortages from panic buying, but products are restocked at the same price.
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One of Japanese foods, just for illustration
Last two shopping trips at grocery stores, we noticed price increasing. Yes, we heard news from mainstream medias about price increasing of grocery items. We are not aware so much in real life.
It is said that grocery prices have been increased by average of 2.6%. But, we believe several items more expensive, may be more than 3.5%. Some of them:
- eggs (We saw supply shortages).
- bread
- doughnut
- muffin
- cookies
- fruits (oranges, apples, citrus)
- soft drinks, juice
- protein sources (chicken, fish, meat)
- vegetables, especially canned vegetables
The increased prices seems to have happened in a lot of places. Where I live the prices didn't really go up but the stuff was not on sale. I've noticed my usual shop is about $30-50 dollars more each week and I'm not even buying as much as I normally do. My friends in Kenya tell me the prices went up there.
ReplyDeleteadmittedly, I did not observe any increases in food prices, but disinfectants increased tremendously
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Lili
In Poland we are slowly back to live, I think right now we can see that food prices are higher than they are used to be
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Clothes inside Walmart supermarket
Panic shopping is the reason price increase at the beginning of Covid-19 Pandemic, now, here two prominent reasons:
- disrupting of “food supply chains” which include production, processing and delivery systems from farmers (producers) to stores across the nation.
- demand keep continue, even higher in some foods after panic shopping, but supply chains such as meat processing are closing, thus causes food shortages.
However, we have good news that rising and falling in price come together. I noticed these items are getting lower in price:
- sausage
- butter
- tomatoes
- cupcakes
In addition to groceries, following items and services are dropping in prices as well:
- gasoline (raw and at stations)
- clothes
- car and car insurances
- airfare (travel tickets)
Do you notice any increasing and tumbling in prices in your areas? What items and services?
Virus relate postings
- When Will Vaccine for Covid-19 Available? - Virus 4
- Homemade Face Masks to Combat Spread of Covid-19 – Virus 5
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Nice recipe, I can't believe there was an shortage on your country but I guess in every part of the world people made supplies and therefore things started to finish. We had some problems in finding yeast here in Italy because people made lots of bread and pizza at home but the biggest problem were and still is the rising prices for almost all foods.
ReplyDeleteI shall try this recipe because we all love asian cuisine.
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One of Japanese foods, just for illustration
Last two shopping trips at grocery stores, we noticed price increasing. Yes, we heard news from mainstream medias about price increasing of grocery items. We are not aware so much in real life.
It is said that grocery prices have been increased by average of 2.6%. But, we believe several items more expensive, may be more than 3.5%. Some of them:
- eggs (We saw supply shortages).
- bread
- doughnut
- muffin
- cookies
- fruits (oranges, apples, citrus)
- soft drinks, juice
- protein sources (chicken, fish, meat)
- vegetables, especially canned vegetables
Your post is very interesting Tanza !! I see that not only in Spain the prices of many items have risen, unfortunately. Here the prices of fruits and vegetables especially have risen a lot, milk, eggs too. Let´s see in the future.
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Big hugs,
Caty
In our country, too, many things have become more expensive.
ReplyDeleteI did noticed increase unfortunately. Gas is cheaper but food or cosmetics not.
ReplyDeleteThe only thing around here that was cheaper was gas and I think that is going up in price again. We always end up shopping in three different stores to get the best prices. I wish we could have chickens where we live. We still have trouble getting cerain things as panic buying is still going on. UGH!!
ReplyDeleteHere the gasoline is really expensive so I prwefer to buy my groceries walking
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One of Japanese foods, just for illustration
Last two shopping trips at grocery stores, we noticed price increasing. Yes, we heard news from mainstream medias about price increasing of grocery items. We are not aware so much in real life.
It is said that grocery prices have been increased by average of 2.6%. But, we believe several items more expensive, may be more than 3.5%. Some of them:
- eggs (We saw supply shortages).
- bread
- doughnut
- muffin
- cookies
- fruits (oranges, apples, citrus)
- soft drinks, juice
- protein sources (chicken, fish, meat)
- vegetables, especially canned vegetables
In many places it happens now..
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ReplyDeleteVery interesting posts =) Here in Germany fruits & vegetables get really expensive during Quarantine. That's really funny ^^
It’s good you are aware of price increases, and hopefully they will come down soon. I remember my grandma always knew which products were on sale, so she’d send us to three grocery stores for five or six items.
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Clothes inside Walmart supermarket
Panic shopping is the reason price increase at the beginning of Covid-19 Pandemic, now, here two prominent reasons:
- disrupting of “food supply chains” which include production, processing and delivery systems from farmers (producers) to stores across the nation.
- demand keep continue, even higher in some foods after panic shopping, but supply chains such as meat processing are closing, thus causes food shortages.
However, we have good news that rising and falling in price come together. I noticed these items are getting lower in price:
- sausage
- butter
- tomatoes
- cupcakes
In addition to groceries, following items and services are dropping in prices as well:
- gasoline (raw and at stations)
- clothes
- car and car insurances
- airfare (travel tickets)
Do you notice any increasing and tumbling in prices in your areas? What items and services?
Virus relate postings
- When Will Vaccine for Covid-19 Available? - Virus 4
- Homemade Face Masks to Combat Spread of Covid-19 – Virus 5
- Will We Have Hantavirus Outbreaks or Pandemic? - Virus 6
Yes, meat prices have increased dramatically. But you're right about gasoline. Thankfully, I haven't had to depend on the grocery store for many vegetables (mainly fruits) because of a garden, but the last of the lettuce is in (I can grow lettuce from November to early May here, but when the temperatures start remaining in the 80s, it bolts.
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ReplyDeleteI have been distracted by every thing else going on in the world that I have not really noticed the grocery bill.
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One of Japanese foods, just for illustration
Last two shopping trips at grocery stores, we noticed price increasing. Yes, we heard news from mainstream medias about price increasing of grocery items. We are not aware so much in real life.
It is said that grocery prices have been increased by average of 2.6%. But, we believe several items more expensive, may be more than 3.5%. Some of them:
- eggs (We saw supply shortages).
- bread
- doughnut
- muffin
- cookies
- fruits (oranges, apples, citrus)
- soft drinks, juice
- protein sources (chicken, fish, meat)
- vegetables, especially canned vegetables
Hello Tanza
ReplyDeleteI noticed that they stopped putting products on sale !!
I already have a heart beating like I'm 25 ahahah !!
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I have noticed food has gone up in my area, and there has been a lack of fresh product.
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Clothes inside Walmart supermarket
Panic shopping is the reason price increase at the beginning of Covid-19 Pandemic, now, here two prominent reasons:
- disrupting of “food supply chains” which include production, processing and delivery systems from farmers (producers) to stores across the nation.
- demand keep continue, even higher in some foods after panic shopping, but supply chains such as meat processing are closing, thus causes food shortages.
However, we have good news that rising and falling in price come together. I noticed these items are getting lower in price:
- sausage
- butter
- tomatoes
- cupcakes
In addition to groceries, following items and services are dropping in prices as well:
- gasoline (raw and at stations)
- clothes
- car and car insurances
- airfare (travel tickets)
Do you notice any increasing and tumbling in prices in your areas? What items and services?
Virus relate postings
- When Will Vaccine for Covid-19 Available? - Virus 4
- Homemade Face Masks to Combat Spread of Covid-19 – Virus 5
- Will We Have Hantavirus Outbreaks or Pandemic? - Virus 6
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Clothes inside Walmart supermarket
Panic shopping is the reason price increase at the beginning of Covid-19 Pandemic, now, here two prominent reasons:
- disrupting of “food supply chains” which include production, processing and delivery systems from farmers (producers) to stores across the nation.
- demand keep continue, even higher in some foods after panic shopping, but supply chains such as meat processing are closing, thus causes food shortages.
However, we have good news that rising and falling in price come together. I noticed these items are getting lower in price:
- sausage
- butter
- tomatoes
- cupcakes
In addition to groceries, following items and services are dropping in prices as well:
- gasoline (raw and at stations)
- clothes
- car and car insurances
- airfare (travel tickets)
Do you notice any increasing and tumbling in prices in your areas? What items and services?
Virus relate postings
- When Will Vaccine for Covid-19 Available? - Virus 4
- Homemade Face Masks to Combat Spread of Covid-19 – Virus 5
- Will We Have Hantavirus Outbreaks or Pandemic? - Virus 6
Yes, even in our place the cost has gone up for all the things.
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