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Food costs set to spike as urea prices nearly doubles due to war in Iran

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Restaurant Price Hikes Driven by Rising Expenses

Restaurants are raising prices because food, labor, and other costs are higher. See why your meals cost more.

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Restaurant Prices Are Going Up Because Things Cost More

Restaurants are raising prices because food, labor, and other costs are higher. See why your meals cost more.

Many restaurants are finding it harder to pay for food and workers. Because of this, they have to charge more for meals. This is happening because the cost of ingredients and running a business has gone up a lot.

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Restaurant Prices Are Going Up Because Things Cost More

Restaurants are raising prices because food, labor, and other costs are higher. See why your meals cost more.

Frugal people say they're better off now after inflation made them stop buying these 20 foods

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Trump picks the wrong time to lie to the public about grocery prices – MaddowBlog

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Trump picks the wrong time to lie to the public about grocery prices

On Tuesday morning, the Trump administration acknowledged a spike in grocery prices. On Tuesday afternoon, Trump played make-believe anyway.

Jan. 14, 2026, 12:00 PM EST

By  Steve Benen

Those hoping to see American consumers catch a break received another round of discouraging news this week, specifically related to grocery prices. Axios reported:

Grocery prices (or “food at home,” as the Bureau of Labor Statistics calls it) rose by 0.7% in December, the largest monthly gain since the peak inflation period in August 2022. Food inflation was evident at restaurants, too: Costs for dining out (or “food away from home”) rose by a similar amount, the largest monthly gain in three years. […]

Grocery prices were up roughly 2.4% in December compared to the prior year. But that masks double-digit price increases for a slew of household staples over the past 12 months, including coffee (+20%), beef (+16%) and candy (+10%).

With these numbers having been released by his own administration on Wednesday morning, Donald Trump had little choice but to acknowledge reality a few hours later during his speech in Detroit about the economy.

No, I’m just kidding. The president lied again anyway.

“Grocery prices are starting to go rapidly down,” the Republican president boasted, the same day his own administration told the public that grocery prices are now rising faster than at any time since the end of the Covid-19 pandemic.

About a month after Election Day, Trump offered a candid assessment of why he won a second term — and it had nothing to do with immigration, crime, transgender Americans or even the economy in general.“I won on groceries,” he said on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” adding: “I won an election based on that.” Looking ahead, the Republican went on to vow that he and his incoming team would bring food prices “way down.”

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More than a year later, the president keeps pretending he has successfully delivered on that promise — reality be damned.

And while Trump’s dishonesty is obviously one of his defining traits, this specific deception remains one of his most self-defeating lies.

 

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Why the Price of Your Steak Is Going Up

Beef prices are on the rise—and so is the cost of steak on your plate. The price of beef is up 14.7 percent in 2025 compared to 2024, while overall food costs have increased by just 3.1 percent year over year, according to data from …
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Trump Will Fund Only Half of SNAP Benefits, Leaving Millions Short on Food

The Trump administration announced on Monday that it will provide only half of the usual Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits in November after money for the program officially ran out on Saturday amid the ongoing government shutdown. More than 42 million Americans, amounting to around 1 in 8 families overall, depend on the program, sometimes known as food stamps…

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Trump Will Fund Only Half of SNAP Benefits in November, Leaving Millions Short on Food

“There is no excuse that justifies” not utilizing “every resource available” to fund SNAP, one critic said.

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