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flag U.S. fresh produce prices rose 2.3% in August 2024 due to higher labor, production, and tariff costs, sparking "fruit and veggie flation."

flag U.S. shoppers are facing higher prices for fresh fruits and vegetables, a trend called "fruit and veggie flation," driven by increased labor, production, and input costs. flag Fresh produce prices rose 2.3% from August 2024, with apples up 9.6% due to labor-intensive harvesting. flag Imported items like Mexican asparagus and berries have become more expensive due to tariffs, leading some retailers to discontinue them. flag Experts advise buying in-season, frozen, or canned produce, choosing imperfect items, or picking apples themselves to save money. flag While some hope prices will drop with the fall harvest, many consumers are adapting to higher costs long-term.

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