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Juices and drinks have risen by 27.5% since March 2023. The claim is that production costs rose, therefore so did juices and drinks. Best bet at this point since actual fruit prices haven't risen as much as the frozen/non carbonated, is to simply buy fresh fruit and juice them yourself. Tastes better than way anyway. The next on the list from the chart above is beef roasts, which shouldn't be a surprise to anyone that has seen the news about cattle shortages, and the more recent reports about dairy cattle being infected with bird flu. The media claims it is because the bird flu has mutated, but some believe that mutation was done in a lab, deliberately. After all, there has been a WEF, Democrat and media campaign to stop Americans from eating beef due to their climate change hysteria, so the timing is suspect to say the least. As a side note, since we have all seen the push for people to use "insect protein" rather than meat, it is noteworthy that Minnesota Senate Democrats rejected an amendment that would have required foods containing insects to be labeled. This means while beef roasts are up 11.2% year over year, all beef products are on the rise, and will continue to see price spikes for the foreseeable future. FOREVER FOODS Uncooked Freeze-Dried Sirloin Steaks | 5-Count | Family Pack FOREVER FOODS Uncooked Freeze-Dried Beef Stew Cubes | Family Pack FOREVER FOODS Uncooked Freeze-Dried Beef Patties | 6-Count Baby food and formula prices are still on the rise coming in at 9.9% since March 2023. Again, mashing freshly made foods for babies, is far cheaper than buying the jars of baby food. Also, using the powdered formula is cheaper than buying the pre-mixed. Hot dogs rose 6.2% and lettuce and tomatoes both rose more than average inflation, coming in at 5.8% and 4.5% higher than last year, respectively. Kraft Frozen Oscar Mayer Beef Frank - Hot Dog, 10 Pound Both lettuce and tomatoes can be grown easily, indoor our outside, so preppers are far better prepared to handle those price increases, because they don't need store bought vegetables. Hot dogs rose 6.2%, so stock up on them because there is a high likelihood that pork products will be on the rise in the coming months, along with chicken and beef. (ANP Emergency!: PLEASE donate to ANP! Due to the globalists war upon truth and the independent media, our monthly revenue has been cut by more than 80% so we need your help more now than ever before. Anything at all ANP readers can do to help us is hugely appreciated.)
ATTACKS ON OUR FOOD SUPPLY CONTINUES...... Also, lower down on the CNBC piece that provided the chart above, we see eggs, as predicted, rose more than overall inflation, coming in at 4.6% higher than March of last year. Milk and chicken are also expected to see prices rise. Nutristore Freeze Dried Chicken | 80 Large Servings | Premium Quality | USDA Inspected FOREVER FOODS Uncooked Freeze-Dried Chicken Tenderloins | -26 Pieces Hoosier Hill Farm Whole Milk Powder, 2LB Gas prices are on the rise again and the Biden regime won't be able to artificially manipulate prices using the Strategic Petroleum Reserve this time because they never refilled what they took out last time and we are still at the lowest levels in decades. With that out of the way, Dr. Robert Malone, over on his Substack page, informs us that due to an EPA rule, not reported on at length by any MSM outlets, many smaller meat producers are going to be forced to shut down.
AMERICANS WILL LOSE THE CHOICE TO BUY LOCAL MEATS...... That category bullet point comes directly from Malone's piece, which is titled "EPA Threatens Locally Produced Beef. The sub-header states "Mission Creep: Proposed EPA Rule Shuts Down Small Meat Producers." On January 23, 2024, under Biden Administration guidance, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed a new rule that will bring 3,879 meat and poultry products (MPP) processing facilities under their jurisdiction. This was swiftly followed by an abbreviated comment period which closed on March 25, 2024, and then immediate implementation of the rule change. All justified by wastewater levels of Nitrogen and Phosphorus coming from animal meat processing, mirroring the WEF agenda to minimize Nitrogen runoff from European farms which has sparked the widespread farmer protests throughout the European Union. Readers can give Malone a click to read the entire piece, but the key reason this will force small meat producers to shut down, is due to the cost. Malone writes "It’s been reported that the initial cost to install a water filtration system bringing them into compliance be $300,000-400,000 with a minimum of $100,000 annual maintenance. This would force many small meat processing facilities to shutter their doors." Make no mistake, this is a direct attack on small farmers, despite seeing the chaos that has ensued after attacks on farmers in other countries. Will American farmers fight back as those elsewhere? That remains to be seen, but since the rule was proposed in January, and we haven't see any massive pushback, it isn't looking good.  BOTTOM LINE......... While not everyone has the room to raise chickens for their own eggs and meat, other than farmers practically no one has the space to raise cattle, so options are limited for those feeling the pain of inflationary costs of meat. One can order full cow, butchers and freeze it, but the quality deteriorates the longer it is froze. Same thing for a side of beef, which is half a cow. Freeze drying it does help with quality, because once rehydrated, it keeps flavor, but the cost of large freeze dryers can be significant. Dehydrators are far less expensive but the meat will not last as long. Hence our linking to freeze dried meats over at Amazon. If you are going to utilize any of those two methods, do not forget your Mylar bags and oxygen absorbers. The attacks against our food supply are not going to end until everyone is eating insect protein, or more than half of the population is dead. If you do not grow your own food, start. If you are not stocked up on freeze dried meats, you should do so before the costs of those start reflecting even more of the food inflation we are seeing now for specific foods.
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