US grocery chains plan price increases

Cincinnati, Ohio-based Kroger, which operates more than 2,800 outlets in the U.S., announced inflation in the U.S. economy has forced it to raise its retail prices

The two largest grocery companies in the United States have announced they will be raising prices. Cincinnati, Ohio-based Kroger, which operates more than 2,800 outlets in the U.S., announced inflation in the U.S. economy has forced it to raise its retail prices ... 

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