How's that grocery bill looking?

Grocery inflation slowed to 1.9% year-over-year, driven by egg prices dropping 45% due to improved egg farm performance, while tomatoes rose 22% due to tariffs, labor, energy, and transportation costs. Diesel prices and supply chain disruptions from the war threaten future food inflation, especially for perishable goods.

It explains exactly which food prices are moving and why—using tariffs, supply shocks, and logistics—not just 'inflation is high.'

1. 01Egg prices fell nearly 45% year-over-year due to better winter performance in egg farms, helping slow grocery inflation.
2. 02Tomato prices rose 22% due to a 17% tariff on Mexican imports and high labor, energy, and transportation costs.
3. 03Perishable foods on the grocery perimeter will see price hikes first due to rising diesel and supply chain pressures.