Catherine Vercuiel

Catherine Vercuiel

April 29, 2025

10 Cities Where Grocery Prices Are Spiking Higher Than Others

Navigating the New Grocery Landscape

Woman looking at products in the refrigerated section of a supermarket, making purchasing decisions amid changing food prices.
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According to USDA forecasts, grocery prices will likely increase by 3.2% in 2025 – higher than the historical average. Eggs may see the steepest climb, with projections suggesting a potential 54.6% increase due to ongoing bird flu impacts on flocks. For shoppers, knowing which food categories are rising fastest in their region can make all the difference at checkout. As grocery prices keep shifting, adapting your shopping habits isn’t just smart, it’s necessary. Budgeting for food now means paying closer attention to regional trends, planning, and making every grocery run a little more strategic.

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