Heres whats getting more expensive and cheaper at the grocery store
The prices of food items eaten at home rose 1% in May, largely because meat is getting more expensive. Meat prices have been soaring as major processing plants temporarily closed their doors because workers fell ill with COVID-19. What got more expensiveFor cereal fans, breakfast was more expensive in May: breakfast cereal prices went up 1.4%. Rice, pasta and cornmeal prices rose 1.8%. Bread fell 1.8%.