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More than a year has passed since the appearance of theCOVID-19 [Feminine Pandemic, but grocery stores continue to be affected byshortage Household staples. And the last disruption of the supply chain can launch a key in your barbecue barbecues and other outdoor gatherings this summer. This is because two seasonal staples - Hot Dogs and Bacon - will be more expensive this year, according to experts.

Sales, as well as the price of meat, increased last year, as more and more Americans have found themselves to prenate home dinner and supply chains have been forced. The experts saidInternal business community that the "after-effects of the disturbance of last year" will keep both price of bacon and hot-dog off the summer during the summer as demand increases in the middle of an offer weak. During these disturbances, consumers are also likely to see "fewer reductions". Separately,Bloomberg Reports that farmers now pay 30% more to feed their flocks. (In touch:Grocery shortages to wait in 2021, according to experts)

"The whole supply chain has really been in a hurry and, unfortunately, it does not look like this going to be something that improves here and the early summer", Isac Olvera, an economist of the Food and agriculture at the Company of the arrowstream supply chain, said.

The best way to fight price increases is to store if you arrive soaked a good deal. Meat can easily be frozen and thawed for subsequent consumption. Another route? Try meat alternativesHere are the favorites of our publisher.

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