Food Inflation Is Taking Its Toll on Average American Families
‘It’s crazy how much milk is. It’s crazy how much eggs are. But at the same time, everyone’s got to eat,’ a Maine mother of three tells the Sun.
Sarah Grogan now drives 20 minutes across state lines to buy groceries for her family because a gallon of milk is cheaper in New Hampshire. A 30-year-old mother of three children under the age of 4 at South Berwick, Maine, Ms. Grogan says food inflation is making it “stressful” to feed her family.
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