Grocery prices up 2.6% in April, NH Grocers Association says no long-term shortages expected
Association says no need for hoarding Share Updated: 11:28 PM EDT Jun 1, 2021
Association says no need for hoarding Share Updated: 11:28 PM EDT Jun 1, 2021
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Show Transcript WHY THE EXPERTS SAY E TH PRICES LIKELY WILL áNOT GO MUCH HIGHER. HAVE YOU NOTICED THAT DOZEN EGGS COSTS A FEW DOZEN CENTS MORE? ALONG WITH OTHER STAPLES ON YOUR SHOPPING LIST. GROCERIES ROSE 2.6% IN T HE MONTH OF APRIL - ACCORDING TO THE U.S. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS EGGS UP 16 PERCENT BREAD 3.7 PERCENT MEAT MORE THAN THREE PERCENT FRUITS AND VEGGIES - UP ONE AND A LFHA PERCENT ANCAD RBONATED BEVERAGES - FOUR AND A HALF PERCENT BUT EXPERTS LIKE T HE PRESIDENT OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE GROCERS ASSOCIATION SAY IT S MORE COMPLEX THAN PANIC BUYG IN THE FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN STRUGGLED TO ADJUST D AN KEEP UP - WITH NOT ENOUGH WORKERS: PRODUCTION, DRIVERS, WHOLESALERS AND RETAIL E
Vermont s Specialty Food & Beverage Producers to Focus on Business Strategy and Growth at Annual Meeting June 9
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Vermont s Specialty Producers to focus on strategy and growth at annual meeting
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Some Vermonters have raised concerns that confusion could be swirling around the use of face and nose coverings, following a flurry of policy changes announced as COVID-19 vaccination rates increase and infections decrease.
Gov. Phil Scott, R-Vermont, quickly followed the CDC s lead, announcing late last week fully vaccinated people don t need masks anymore indoors or out. Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather.
The Burlington City Council, though, broke with the governor and the wishes of Mayor Miro Weinberger, choosing to keep a local mask rule in effect.