Why food prices just keep going up

TVO.org speaks with Dalhousie University’s Sylvain Charlebois about corporate greed, supply chains, and whether consumers can expect to see any relief.

📈🍎🛒💸 An “inflationary avalanche” is driving up food prices in Canada, and there’s not much consumers can do to avoid it, @FoodProfessor says. In February, food prices at stores were 7.4 per cent higher than in February 2021, the largest yearly increase since May 2009. [1/7] https://t.co/SNoGqwDP9O

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