Grocery prices are stuck in a wild ride: soaring like rockets after the pandemic, then stubbornly refusing to fall like feathers drifting down. Even as inflation cools, shoppers face the biggest price surge in 50 years. Retailers cling to high prices to protect profits, while consumers scramble for deals—switching to discounters and store brands. Climate shocks and trade tariffs have added fuel to the fire, but signs of relief are emerging as big chains begin lowering prices, possibly sparking a market-wide shift. The feathers may finally be starting to fall.
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