Memorial Day Cookouts Will Be 13% More Expensive This Year on Average Thanks to Trump's Tariffs, Iran War

Common Dreams·May 21

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Memorial Day cookouts are expected to be more expensive this year, with some outlets reporting a 13% increase in costs on average. The price surge is attributed to various factors, including rising food and gas prices, with beef and corn prices experiencing significant jumps. The increased costs may impact Memorial Day celebrations, with some areas and aspects, such as travel and barbecue staples, being affected more than others.

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