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Mainers feel the pinch of food prices as grocery corporations grow sales

Shoppers are buying less meat and fewer staples as inflation and fuel costs keep groceries elevated, while major chains widen sales and protect margins.

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Mandy Belanger, of Lewiston, could once afford three meals a day for herself, her two children and her mother, but she had to make difficult cuts in recent years while navigating the biggest surge in grocery prices in a half century.

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The Maine Monitor broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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