By Michel Kelly Gagnon and Gerard Lucyshyn

Food inflation has become a pressing concern for Canadians as they witness soaring prices at their local grocery stores. To explain the causes and culprits for this, some media outlets have turned to the trending theory of “greedflation,” blaming price hikes on the insatiable desire of corporate leaders to acquire more.

Trade tariffs and expansionary monetary policy have taken a toll on grocery bills{ai:summary}Food inflation in Canada has surged, leading to significant price increases at grocery stores. Media outlets are attributing these hikes to the theory of "greedflation," suggesting that corporate greed is a primary factor behind rising costs. #economy

Opinion: Blame poor government choices for high food costs, not 'greedflation'

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