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That's a hell of a lot more then in the UK
There is a king crab shortage this year because they Alaskan fishery wouldn't allow any harvesting due to low numbers in their pre-season survey. That has had the knock on effect of causing a run on all the other types of crab meat. To add insult to injury, the Chesapeake survey came in with the lowest number of blue males ever and lower than normal juveniles. Apparently the invasive blue catfish and lack of vegetation on the bottom of the bay are doing a one-two punch on east coast crabbing.Blue crab meat, less than two hundred miles from the fucking Bay where it was caught, is fucking $60 for one pound. Two years ago it averaged $7-8 per pound. It's actually cheaper to buy a few dozen steamed crabs and pick them for crab cakes.
They are a bit cheaper here in TN but...I don't expect the prices to hold. Farmers can't afford the fuel or electricity in America or Europe...further straining the food supply.View attachment 700687
9/23/2022
Food prices JUMPED again!
Since January 2022..............
Margarin went from $3.50 to $4.00 for 4 sticks
Butter went from $5.00 to $6.50 for 4 sticks
Brand name Potato chips went from $3.50 per bag to $5.00 per bag
Store brand potato chips went from $1.75 a bag to $3.00 a bag
Coffee creamer went from $3.50 to $4.50 a bottle
Coffee is still around $12.00 for one pound of cheap stuff and $9.00 for 12 pods
Cheese went from $1.79 for 8 ounces to around $3.80
Fruit juices in the bottles in the cooler section went from $2.50 to $3.95 a bottle
Bread is still the same at about $3.90 per loaf for brand name and $2.00 for the store brand cheap stuff
Crackers like Triscuit and Wheat Thins went from $2.50 a box to over $4.00 a box
Brand name cereal went from $3.50 per standard box size to $5.00 and over, for standard box size
Turkey products (turkey cuts, ground turkey, etc...) went from $3.80 per pound to $5.00 and over for brand name
Beef has gone from about $4.00 per pound to $7.00 and over per pound
Frozen veggies have gone from around $1.00 per 8 ounce bag to over $2.00 per bag......store brand
Brand name frozen veggies are still around $2.00-$4.00 per 6-8 ounce bag
Avocados have gone DOWN in price from $3.00 each to $1.99 each
Premade bags of salad greens have stayed the same at about $2.50 - $5.00 per 8-12 ounce bags
Bananas and Roma tomatoes are still the same at about $99c a pound or less
Frozen fish has gone up from $5.00 per box (such as Gortons) to $10.00 per box
There are still some stores that sell a bit cheaper, but youre just going to be wasting that much gas to get there, rather than buying at the closer store for a bit more. So I just tend to keep close to home.
Margarin went from $3.50 to $4.00 for 4 sticks
Butter went from $5.00 to $6.50 for 4 sticks
Brand name Potato chips went from $3.50 per bag to $5.00 per bag
Store brand potato chips went from $1.75 a bag to $3.00 a bag
Coffee creamer went from $3.50 to $4.50 a bottle
Coffee is still around $12.00 for one pound of cheap stuff and $9.00 for 12 pods
Cheese went from $1.79 for 8 ounces to around $3.80
Fruit juices in the bottles in the cooler section went from $2.50 to $3.95 a bottle
Bread is still the same at about $3.90 per loaf for brand name and $2.00 for the store brand cheap stuff
Crackers like Triscuit and Wheat Thins went from $2.50 a box to over $4.00 a box
Brand name cereal went from $3.50 per standard box size to $5.00 and over, for standard box size
Turkey products (turkey cuts, ground turkey, etc...) went from $3.80 per pound to $5.00 and over for brand name
Beef has gone from about $4.00 per pound to $7.00 and over per pound
Frozen veggies have gone from around $1.00 per 8 ounce bag to over $2.00 per bag......store brand
Brand name frozen veggies are still around $2.00-$4.00 per 6-8 ounce bag
Avocados have gone DOWN in price from $3.00 each to $1.99 each
Premade bags of salad greens have stayed the same at about $2.50 - $5.00 per 8-12 ounce bags
Bananas and Roma tomatoes are still the same at about $99c a pound or less
Frozen fish has gone up from $5.00 per box (such as Gortons) to $10.00 per box
Globalists probably dont give a shitWho gives a shit
Flour has tripled in cost. Going from $0.30/lb to $0.90/lb....I noticed today, that my type of bread I buy has gone from $3.50 a loaf to $4.50 in the past week.
That's a WHOLE fucking DOLLAR jump!!!
Keep quiet and continue to supply money to the Ukrainian fascists.Flour has tripled in cost. Going from $0.30/lb to $0.90/lb....
no labels on my farm BaronThe ONLY difference between "organic" and regular is the label!!
the dif betwixt retail and wholesale is the USDA stampThere are SOME real organic items out there, but they are CHEAPER to farm and raise because millions and millions a year are NOT spent on steriods, enhancers, flavorings, artificial chemicals, and synthetic chemicals.
And these COST LESS TO PRODUCE THAN STANDARD veg and animals because they aren't pumped with all those expensive, artificial and syntheic chemicals! But for some reason, they cost TWICE AS MUCH?!!
Farmers markets around here charge twice as much as the stores do.
I've raised my own in the past, yet with the cost of feed skyrocketing as much as other prices, the time and trouble of raising, then butchering, and other factors, I may break even compared to just buying them in the store.
Well isn't Antonio just a ray of sunshine Mr BUnited Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned on June 24 that “there is a real risk that multiple famines will be declared in 2022,” adding that “2023 could be even worse.”