US EditionPrice Tracker: Shoppers Talk About Grocery Prices Ahead of Cookouts for the Fourth of July
- Families shopping ahead of the Fourth of July in the U.S. faced high grocery prices, with a cookout costing about $7.09 per person in 2025.
- These costs result from inflation, lower food availability, and rising input expenses despite some relief in certain food prices like buns and pork chops.
- Key price shifts included ground beef on sale for $3.49 per pound, pork chops down 8.8% to $14.13, and potato salad rising 6.6% to $3.54.
- AFBF Associate Economist Samantha Ayoub explained that rising inflation combined with limited supplies of certain food products are contributing to persistently elevated prices for American families.
- Despite high retail prices, farmers receive a small share of food dollars and face rising costs, underscoring the need for a modernized farm bill to support agriculture.
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Higher beef prices increase the cost of a Wisconsin summer cookout
High meat prices mean Wisconsinites are paying more for a summer cookout this year. The Wisconsin Farm Bureau's annual survey of grocery store prices found a meal for 10 people cost $69.03, coming in 4 percent higher than in 2024. The post Higher beef prices increase the cost of a Wisconsin summer cookout appeared first on WPR.
Price Tracker: Shoppers talk about grocery prices ahead of cookouts for the Fourth of July
It's Friday, which means it's time for this week's TMJ4 Price Tracker.TMJ4 tracks the prices of staple foods weekly at stores around Southeastern Wisconsin.You can see that data here.With the Fourth of July weekend, meat is something that is on the top of many shoppers' minds.If you're looking for ground beef to make burgers, the Pick 'n Save in West Milwaukee turned out to have the best price. With a sale going on, you could get a pound of grou…
Price Of July 4th Cookout Down Slightly
Families celebrating the Fourth of July holiday continue to find high prices at the grocery store, based on the 2025 American Farm Bureau Federation annual marketbasket survey. An Independence Day cookout will cost $70.92 for 10 guests this year. This is down only 30 cents from last year’s record-high cost. At $7.09 per person, 2025...
Local shoppers find cookout costs manageable despite expenses rising 2%
CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) - People across the region are preparing for the Fourth of July, including last-minute shopping to make sure they have what they need for a cookout. Preparations begin for biggest July 4th event in western Massachusetts Despite inflation, local shoppers say this is the best time of the year to gather with friends, and many aren't worried about what it's going to cost. Picking up the meats, poultry, and snacks is all …
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