Salt Lake City, Utah (KUTV) — Diesel hit a record-high price Friday heading into Labor Day weekend.
Even if you do not drive a diesel vehicle, the increase could still affect your wallet. As diesel prices rise, transportation costs increase, often leading to higher prices for consumer goods and services.
The grocery aisle, with produce, meat and other foods that need to be hauled in and restocked regularly, could feel that price increase. Those taking a particularly hard hit are farmers and ranchers, who often use diesel-powered farm equipment…