U.S. Food Inflation in 2012 Unchanged at 2.5%-3.5%, USDA Says
By Alan Bjerga -
2012-06-25T14:23:27Z
U.S. consumers will pay 2.5 percent to 3.5 percent more for food in 2012, the Department of Agriculture said, holding to a forecast made in July.
The forecast was lowered for pork and remained unchanged in all other food categories, the USDA said today in a monthly report on its website.
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