Top of the G7 for food inflation

[border_humper]

View: https://x.com/foodprofessor/status/2013244256945619278?


View: https://x.com/foodprofessor/status/2013248541360107596?

Tiff gonna jack the rates again with inflation this hot?

 

[Carney PR Dept.]

I think more Indian immigrants could help tackle rising food prices. They open grocery stores, restaurants, or catering businesses that focus on ethnic foods. This brings more competition, which can drive prices down. They have strong connections to suppliers in India and other countries, and source food at lower costs. If more Indians get into the food business, it could help keep prices more affordable for everyone, especially for Canadian staples like rice, lentils, and spices.

 

[ButteryBastard]

I agree. The 50+ empty, LMIA-farming Indian restaurants per medium sized geographic region is the only thing stopping the food inflation from being 20% or more.

 

[Picard]

FYI you can just ‘ignore’ this retard

 

[hugh_madd]

I appreciate a good parody account, TBH. A nice break from the schizo posting that seems to be ramping up.

 

[Chobes]

@hugh_madd that sounds like gatekeeper talk.

 

[hugh_madd]

@Chobes it just might be!

 

[TOPDAWG]

View: https://x.com/foodprofessor/status/2013244256945619278?


View: https://x.com/foodprofessor/status/2013248541360107596?

Tiff gonna jack the rates again with inflation this hot?

border_humper
how the fuck are we above Japan they're a god damn island for fuck sakes and got to bring stuff in.

 

[Arpeggiator]

We grow food here don’t we - like once a year it pops out of the ground, right?

What explains this, the dollar is shitty with a downward spike last winter but otherwise stuck in the same 71-72 cent range to the usd. Diesel is overpriced but again going down from 2024 through 2025. Is there something still pushing up costs (taxes, regulation changes) that I’m forgetting about?

Is inflation just that sticky? Is all food going to double in price 5 -10 years from now? Again?

 

[TOPDAWG]

No, I choose to blame Trump for the fact that items grown in Canada, made in Canada, and sold in Canada are costing more. Prices are high across the board, largely because of excessive government regulation and interference.

 

[d01tg0d0wn]

@TOPDAWG time to up the living wage of the people who all pursued useless degrees at the universities and colleges cause of woke. This will fix the issue. Canada is so fooked.

Heh

 

[ChevChelios]

"stuck in the same 71-72 cent range to the usd"

What if both the CAD and USD are depreciating in value at the same rate?

 

[Hirudinea]

@ChevChelios

What? U.S. dollar depreciating? With Trump in charge? Not possible.

 

[Arpeggiator]

@ChevChelios

Good point, the usd is not a consistent unit so it shouldn’t be the denominator but the rates from the op:
Can: 6.2%
USA: 3.1%

 

[ayn_rands_ghost]

So Canada is finally numba won for something?

Well Elbows up! lol


View: https://x.com/NationalRoast/status/2013665426903900414?s=20

 

[Trudeaus coke dealer]

6.2%? Thank God we don't have PP in charge or it could have been really bad.

No country can survive this type of thinking long term.

Carney could jump the curb with his car and kill 4 people. The liberal response would be that PP would have killed 5 so it's no big deal.