As our eyes turn to the holidays, our wallets prepare to get a workout — and this year they'll be working harder than ever. The American Farm Bureau Federation says the cost of turkey is at an all-time high.
As our eyes turn to the holidays, our wallets prepare to get a workout — and this year they'll be working harder than ever.
They say the retail price for fresh boneless, skinless turkey breast reached a record high of $6.70 per pound in September. "People don't realize they get boxed, then they get shipped, then they get stored, so all of those variables cost a little bit and this year they all cost a little bit more," Joseph Dugdale said.He said people are already ordering turkeys this year.At the same time, Christmas tree farmers are being impacted by inflation.
However, Yakey said he is going to try and eat the cost so he can keep prices down for his customer.s
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