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Published 1 year ago

Will there be a Christmas tree shortage this year?

Summary by Ground News
Covid cases have been steadily rising nationally, with the most recent 24-hour total being 111,386. Michigan's 14-day average number of cases is up 104%, while its test positivity sits at 11%. Arizona's average daily cases are up 82% in the past two weeks. Hospitalizations are the data point that most concerns health officials.

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Le FigaroLe Figaro

Les sapins de Noël coûteront (aussi) plus cher cette année

Il n'y a pas que les prix des cadeaux et des ingrédients du réveillon qui s'envolent. La star de votre salon devrait également vous demander un effort financier supplémentaire.

1 year ago·Paris, France
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Michigan LiveMichigan Live

Will there be a Christmas tree shortage this year?

Real Christmas trees have experienced a surge in popularity in recent years.

1 year ago
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InquirerInquirer

Your Christmas tree might be more expensive this year. Here’s why.

Rising prices for diesel, fertilizers, and chemicals, as well as a drought over the summer, have contributed to rising prices amid a tree shortage.

1 year ago·Philadelphia, United States
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WKYTWKYT

Real Christmas trees expected to cost more this year

Tree sales are expected to be a little pricier this holiday season.

1 year ago
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The News JournalThe News Journal

Here's why your Christmas tree may cost more this year and how to avoid it

Inflation, disease, drought and the Great Recession may impact the prices and selection of Christmas trees this year. Here's what to know.

1 year ago·New Castle, United States
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