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Consumers expecting to pay more for groceries in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Consumers expecting to pay more for groceries in 2023

A new survey finds consumers expect to pay more for groceries this year (2023). Progressive Grocer reports the...

Pesticide Application Improvements & Consumers Expect to Pay More - Vimarsana News

Pesticide Application Improvements & Consumers Expect to Pay More

The EPA announced a proposed rule to improve and modernize the pesticide Application Exclusion Zone requirements. A new survey finds consumers expect to pay more for groceries this year.

Pesticide Application Improvements and Consumers Expect to Pay More - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST - Vimarsana News

Pesticide Application Improvements and Consumers Expect to Pay More - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST

The EPA announced proposed improvements and modernizations to the Pesticide application Exclusion Zone requirements, and a new survey shows consumers expect to pay more for groceries this year.

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Consumers expect to pay more for groceries - Vimarsana News

Consumers expect to pay more for groceries

A new survey finds consumers expect to pay more for groceries this year. Progressive Grocer reports the 2023 KPMG Winter Consumer Pulse Survey shows consumers anticipate increased prices, but are looking for ways to save money. The Survey shows consumers expect a 15 percent increase in grocery spending this year. Meanwhile, 56 percent of consumers plan to spend more on groceries this year, while nine percent plan to spend less. Consumers cite inflation, an increased tendency to eat at home, larger household sizes and dietary changes as reasons for spending changes. KMPG research also finds 38 ...