How Can We Prepare For Food Shortages In 2022?
What foods will be in short supply?
- There may be a poultry shortage.
- A beef and bacon shortage may plague our plates.
- Carbonated beverages, beer, and soda may be harder to come by.
- It’s a pumpkin shortage, Charlie Brown!
- There may be a pet food shortage.
- Bottled water shortages may flood stores.
- Paper towel and toilet paper shortages may be back.
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The food most out of stock in Bell County stores appeared to be large-dog food bags for mainstream brands such as Purina, Iams or Pedigree and wet cat food. Customers who cannot find their preferred pet food are left with no choice but to buy either wet food or different brands in order to satisfy their pets’ needs.
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Is this really transitory inflation?
Transitory inflation is the idea that inflation is only temporary. You may have heard this phrase floating around a lot lately. If you haven’t heard it yet, listen for it. Many experts are saying that what we are experiencing right now is transitory inflation.
Yes! That is a given. We’ve noticed the effects on our budget, and the latest research confirms it. Average food at home inflation is currently at 7.4%! But let’s break it down a bit more.
According to Research firm IRI, food prices are expected to continue rising 5 to 8% in 2022.
There are a couple simple ways to prepare for inflation with food prices. I think it is wise to prepare now and start buying things before you need them. This is what I have been focused on lately.
There are some simple things everyone can do, regardless of their family size or income level.