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  • 5/18/2025
Everyday items are already more expensive — here's what to expect next.

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00:00We're starting to see just the very beginning of this with things like perishables, some foods, some flowers that are imported, but really we have a little bit of runway before we'll start seeing the real impact because a lot of that merchandise is coming in from overseas.
00:18Now, you may have heard that we're seeing fewer ships coming into the U.S. that could cause shortages for, for example, back to school shopping or potentially even holiday toy shopping.
00:31So consumers should be aware that we might see some shortages, empty shelves and then higher prices on top of that.

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