Wall St. For Main St., Released on 10/16/20 Definition: Shrinkflation is a reduction in the size or weight of retail products, especially items of packaged food, with no corresponding reduction
While the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in the US from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) says food prices are increasing at under 2% per year, the real world of
Jason shows more proof from his daily life that inflation/shrinkflation is getting much worse in just the last few months. First off, what is #shrinkflation? In economics, shrinkflation is the
by GoldCore – Shrinkflation continues to take hold across UK, Ireland and US for sixth year running – Shrinkflation sees consumers gets less product, but at the same or increased