Food inflation has definitely started to slow down, and this is good news for consumers. However, it still won’t be cheaper to celebrate the Fourth of July this year. The reason stems from the current pricing for some of the key menu ingredients.Independence Day is one of the most important federal holidays on the calendar. Families and friends gather to celebrate the tossing off of English shadows as we approach the 250th anniversary of the nation
If the US economy is operating how the Federal Reserve wants then the price of Independence Day cookout will increase every year. What will soon be the first seven months of 2023 is no different; inflation will increase the prices of your barbecue. However, prices have increased more than the Fed wants.
