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The images of empty shelves are reminiscent of Venezuela, where citizens have to stand in line to buy essential commodities

Federal agencies are scrambling to try and resolve the infant formula shortage that resulted when a major plant was closed in February.

Mother's Day is on Sunday and approximately 84% of adults in the United States will celebrate, according to a survey

Trucks carry 70% cf freight, food, and consumer items.

Diesel prices hit yet another new record on Wednesday at $5.43 per gallon, now some $1.2 more than a gallon of gasoline, according to AAA

Also, the Fed is taking a more aggressive tone in curtailing inflation, and older Americans could aid economic growth.

Mountain region households are paying more than $500 per month, on average, due to inflation, according to a new report from the Joint Economic Committee.

By Susana Samhan Washington, Jan 14 (EFE).- No fruit, no meat, no cleaning products: shoppers at some supermarkets in the United States are encountering empty shelves as the Omicron variant drives another surge in the Covid-19 pandemic, leading to staff shortages and aggravating existing problems with the supply chain. At one store here in Washington, …

Food shortages are continuing in 2022 and are being reported nationwide. They impact produce, meat, cereal, canned goods and more as inflation rises.