The price of food at the grocery store continues to climb with no end in sight. Experts suggest taking advantage of store apps and coupons in order to save in the checkout line.
Credible.com Personal Finance Expert Dan Roccato says supply chain issues, due to the pandemic and stores having to pay more for workers, are pushing prices through the roof. Groceries, overall, are up six and a half percent from this time last year.
"Some specific products have really gone up. For example, beef up 18.6 percent, bacon 16.3 percent, fresh fruit is up 7.3 percent and coffee 6.3 percent," Roccato remarked."We’re really still in the middle of this and I suspect we’re gonna see these price increases carry through most of 2022. Might moderate, but we are not out of the woods, yet, on this thing," Roccato commented."Buy in bulk. You might save there.
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