Your weekend grocery run is about to get pricier as major food suppliers united to announce a third wave of price hikes in six months, hitting staples like bread, eggs, and coffee.
This coordinated "shrinkflation" assault means you're paying more for less. The "united" front of manufacturers is pinching family budgets just as summer cookout season begins, with economists warning the average household will shell out an extra $75 monthly. To fight back, ditch brand loyalty, hit discount chains, and buy store brands—your wallet can't afford the convenience of a one-stop shop anymore.