Economic factors holding down food price increases
Retail food price changes are underpinned by general economic factors that influence food prices and the relationship between farm and marketing costs. In recent years, food price increases have been small due to the low general inflation rate, the larger share of the food dollar going to purchases...
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| description | Retail food price changes are underpinned by general economic factors that influence food prices and the relationship between farm and marketing costs. In recent years, food price increases have been small due to the low general inflation rate, the larger share of the food dollar going to purchases of food away from home, the continued decline in the farm value share of the retail price for most food items, and increasing economies of size in the farm sector. |
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