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  1. Rising US grocery prices are being driven up by a combination of geopolitical factors (Iran war), climate issues (El Niño), and domestic supply constraints like tariffs and smaller cattle herds.
  2. Reducing import tariffs eases cost pressures due to the ongoing war impact, which is driving up global food prices.
  3. EPR policies are adding structural costs to the food supply chain.

Rising costs are affecting the food supply chain, impacting food banks like Shared Harvest and Open Door Food Pantry.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 9
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Rising costs are affecting the food supply chain, impacting food banks like Shared Harvest and Open Door Food Pantry.

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Shared Harvest Foodbank

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  1. Rising grocery prices are straining food bank donations, a situation observed by Abby Mills.Sub-event
  2. Rising costs are impacting food supply chain operations for food banks.1 source

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