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Despite slowdown, prices still high
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Genevieve Beauchemin
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While overall inflation in Canada has slowed to 2.8 percent, grocery prices continue to rise at a faster rate of 3.9 percent. Experts attribute the persistent food inflation to supply chain issues and potential climate-related impacts on crop production.
MONTREAL – Inflation numbers held some good news for Canadians in June, but the price tag to feed families continues to rise.
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