July 25, 2012

Drought will raise food prices in 2013, USDA says

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U.S. consumers can expect to pay more for beef, dairy and eggs next year as the worst drought in more than 50 years makes its way from moisture-starved corn and soybean fields to grocery store shelves.
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U.S. consumers can expect to pay more for beef, dairy and eggs next year as the worst drought in more than 50 years makes its way from moisture-starved corn and soybean fields to grocery store shelves.
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