Shoppers in some parts of the country are already paying more than double the average price, or worse, finding empty shelves in their local grocery stores. Organic and cage-free varieties are even more expensive.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2025-01-27 18:17:38">January 27, 2025 at 6:17 PM EST</time>

Shoppers in some parts of the country are already paying more than double the average price, or worse, finding empty shelves in their local grocery stores. Organic and cage-free varieties are even …{ai:summary}<p>Many shoppers across the U.S. are facing significantly higher grocery prices, with some paying over double the average cost. Additionally, certain stores are experiencing empty shelves, particularly for organic and cage-free products, which are priced even higher. #economy</p>

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