Record Diesel Prices Raise Concerns About Food Costs
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Diesel prices have reached a record high in the United States, increasing costs for a fuel widely used across the economy, NPR reported. MarketWatch said the price surge is poised to feed into grocery bills, including the cost of Thanksgiving turkey.
A CEO cited by Fox Business warned that elevated diesel costs could create a “vicious cycle” of rising food prices. Reuters reported that a global diesel shortage is likely to persist into 2027 as storage tanks are depleted.
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