High costs for foods



 Expensive foods are defined as because of the quantity and quality of those. Some of these foods are scarce or just hard to get. This makes them luxurious, from the finest caviar to rare white truffles.

Food is also getting more expensive, as some companies are raising the prices, and others are selling small quantities for the same price. Also, supply-chain shortages and poor weather are helping drive higher commodity costs. 

This is a big problem in the world. Some countries would be able to cover costs or adapt to higher prices. However, smaller or poorer countries may have massive issues with this, leading to riots between people and the government.

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  1. MaxOctober 23, 2021 at 10:13 AM

    Good post. Just about everyone I talk to while working at C&R all talk about how the prices for everything are going up. I have also noticed this while shopping for groceries. I also have had talks with my manager and he has said that it is becoming ever more impossible to get certain foods and products in because most warehouses just don't have them.

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  2. Tyler PerkinsOctober 23, 2021 at 12:56 PM

    It's unfortunate that it is getting more and more expensive. I wish that we could help this problem, but I highly doubt it's going to work. It's hard to get some food in certain stores.

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