With tariffs looming, imported cheese and champagne prices expecting to go up in Central Florida

ORLANDO, Fla. — The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Economic Research Service reports in 2025 overall food prices are anticipated to rise slightly faster than the historical average rate of growth.

This year, prices for all food are predicted to increase 3.2%.

Egg prices in February of this year were 58.8% higher than in February of last year. With President Donald Trump doubling down on tariffs in an attempt to boost the economy, local businesses are bracing for prices increases for the stock on their shelves…

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