food costs
Coverage of food costs in the Nexus archive.
- Three new eateries open in Austin despite shift in state-wide restaurant industry
Three new eateries opened in Austin despite a shift within the state-wide restaurant industry. However, according to a report from the Texas Restaurant Association, many restaurants are facing economic challenges; 88% reported higher food costs, and others saw increased labor costs or decreased traffic.
- Shake Shack's sales climbed but profits slipped as food costs mounted
Shake Shack's net income decreased to $15.7 million from $17.1 million year-over-year, despite total revenue reaching $417.6 million. The decline in profits was attributed to rising food costs.
- Look at the data, doom-and-gloomers — food costs aren’t what you think
Critics from both the left and right claim food prices are unaffordable, but the data contradicts these assertions. The article argues that food costs are not as dire as portrayed by political critics.
- Sudan: Sudan Inflation Accelerates As Food and Transport Costs Drive Fresh Price Surge
Sudan is experiencing accelerated inflation driven by rising food and transport costs, according to a Radio Dabanga report. The surge in prices is attributed to increased expenses in these sectors.
- Summer EBT funds available for families: Who qualifies
Families in New York are receiving Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) funds to cover groceries, with eligible families getting a one-time $120 payment per child. The program aims to alleviate food cost burdens during the summer.
- Why are holidays in the UK so expensive? From higher tax rates to food costs, these are pushing up the cost of a Great British getaway - and what can be done
The article discusses rising costs of UK holidays, attributing the increase to higher tax rates and food expenses. It explores factors pushing up the price of a Great British getaway and potential solutions.
- Brexit: The divorce that keeps costing
The United Kingdom is marking 10 years since the Brexit vote, which has impacted daily life through increased food costs, postage, and administrative challenges related to pets and passports, causing financial strain and headaches for both Brits and Europeans.
- El-Geneina’s struggle: Life amid Sudan war and humanitarian challenges
Residents of El-Geneina in Sudan face rising food and water costs as humanitarian aid struggles to address the needs of displaced families amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian challenges.
- Then and now: How do prices to watch the Knicks compare, plus food costs
Nina Pineda compares current prices for Knicks-related events and food to the last time the team was in the NBA Finals, highlighting significant increases. The article focuses on the rising costs of watching the Knicks and food expenses.
- US key inflation gauge worsens, eroding Americans’ income and spending power
A key US inflation gauge rose to 3.8% in April, the highest in three years, driven by higher gas prices and food costs, according to the Commerce Department. Monthly inflation increased 0.4%, down from March's 0.7%.
- Key inflation gauge worsens as Americans shell out more for gasoline
A key inflation gauge accelerated in April to the highest level in three years, driven by rising gasoline and food prices, which are straining American households.
- Key inflation gauge worsens, eroding Americans’ income and spending power
A key inflation gauge rose to 3.8% in April 2026, the highest in three years, driven by spiking gas and food prices. Core inflation hit 3.3%, with incomes falling slightly after adjusting for inflation, potentially complicating the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions.
- One solution for Maine's struggling fishing industry? Give fillets away for free
Maine's groundfishing industry is struggling due to rising food costs and fuel prices, but a pandemic-era program is providing relief by giving away free fillets to help sustain the sector amid worsening inflation.
- One solution for Maine's struggling fishing industry? Give fillets away for free
Maine's groundfishing industry faces challenges from rising food costs and fuel prices, but a pandemic-era program is providing relief by distributing free fillets. The initiative helps sustain the sector amid worsening inflation.
- New proposal could legalize killing more animals
The Department of Agriculture has proposed increasing line speeds in slaughterhouses to reduce food costs, but this would result in more animals being killed in potentially inhumane conditions, highlighting a moral wrongdoing on American soil.
- Will the Iran war push millions back into poverty?
The US-Israel war on Iran has increased fuel and food costs globally, endangering 32.5 million people worldwide from falling into poverty. The conflict's economic ripple effects are particularly impactful for vulnerable populations.