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Grocery Prices Dip But Watch Out | Toronto News
Canadian families are breathing a little easier at the grocery store, with a recent report showing a 2.8% drop in key food items between July and August—thanks to back-to-school sales pushing discounts. While staples like bagels and peanut butter got cheaper, orange juice rose, making it a mixed bag. But experts warn this dip is temporary: inflation’s not gone, and fall could bring higher prices again. Regional differences and global factors like trade disputes or a weaker dollar still loom. Stay flexible, shop smart, and keep an eye on seasonal trends to stretch your budget further. Listen…
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