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Why are grocery prices rising so much faster in Massachusetts?

Why are grocery prices rising so much faster in Massachusetts?
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Why Massachusetts grocery prices are rising so fast

Massachusetts lacks a chain with enough size in the state to drive down prices, especially during high inflation, experts say.

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The state where grocery prices are rising so quickly that dejected locals admit buying meat is a luxury they can no longer afford

Disproportionately high inflation in this state and city has meant residents can no longer afford to buy their usual products and are cutting back on luxuries like meat and cookies.

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TMX Transform Bolsters North American Presence with New Hires from Kroger and CHEP USA

TMX Transform Bolsters North American Presence with New Hires from Kroger and CHEP USA
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No spend 2024 : What the trend means for retailers

Vowing to buy less is a perennial New Year’s resolution, but there are signs of a real shift among some companies and consumers toward less waste.

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