Title: Food prices are skyrocketing — for these 4 reasons
Headings: Food prices are skyrocketing — for these 4 reasons
Food prices are skyrocketing — for these 4 reasons
1. Plummeting food production
2. Transportation tumult
3. More eating at home
4. Wild weather
The outlook for food prices

Content: As food gets more scarce, there’s really only one direction prices can go. One easy way to give yourself a regular discount at the grocery store is by using an app that rewards you with cash back — just for snapping a photos of your receipts. 4. Wild weather
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Extreme weather has hammered the global supply chain. Just look at the recent storms that crippled Texas — and destroyed crops and livestock and badly disrupted food distribution in the Lone Star State. Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller told multiple media outlets that dairies were forced to dump 14 million gallons of milk during the crisis. Texas A&M’s AgriLife Extension Service estimates that the state’s farmers and ranchers lost $600 million and predicts the ultimate result will be food shortages and higher prices around the country. And that’s just from one storm. In one state. That lasted four days.