Food Costs
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UK tomato and cucumber growers halt production due to energy crisis and labor shortages
Soaring energy and labor costs threaten UK food security, industry executives have warned, as pressure increases on ministers to find an urgent solution to ... -
Holiday shopping shortage fueled by energy crises and closures in Vietnam
All over the world, supply chains have been hit by massive disruption this year, from container shortages to flooding and Covid infections triggering port ... -
Ghost kitchens are possibly the future of fast food
I visited the first Ghost Kitchens restaurant in a Walmart in New York. Ghost kitchen businesses have exploded over the past year and a ... -
“Choosing between using the shower or the oven”: the harsh realities of the reduction in universal credit | Universal credit
More than 800,000 people are at risk of falling into poverty following a universal credit cut that took effect Wednesday, while 100,000 tenants in ... -
Packed In: “Should we buy cheaper diapers? “: Families worry about rent increases
October 5, 2021 5:38 PM Posted: October 5, 2021 5:38 PM Update: October 5, 2021 6:17 PM SPOKANE, Wash.– Price hikes for tenants in ... -
PepsiCo CFO Says More Price Hikes May Be Underway in Q1
Hugh johnston David A. Grogan | CNBC PepsiCo CFO Hugh Johnston expects prices for the company’s snacks and drinks to rise again early next ... -
MRLA: 87% of Michigan restaurants are understaffed
The hospitality industry continues to feel the impact of COVID-19. On Monday, the Michigan Restaurant and Lodging Association released state-specific results from a national ... -
The fragile recovery of restaurants sparkles in the United States
A worker serves food at a restaurant at Pier 39 in San Francisco. (David Paul Morris / Bloomberg) After a brief glimpse into normalcy ... -
How much does a family outing cost?
The doors are now open for what promises to be the greatest show on Earth – but how much does it cost for a ... -
Puerto Rican coffee farmers bring hope after Hurricane Maria
Verónica Noriega isn’t a heavy coffee drinker, but that hasn’t stopped her from doing something she’s never done before: helping Puerto Rican coffee farmers ...
