The grocery aisle's new double whammy: price and safety
Plenty of Americans feel like they're forking over a fortune for groceries —only to get hit with a recall notice that forces them to throw that expensive food out. Why it matters: While grocery prices are driven by complex trade and energy costs, the safety net meant to keep them safe to eat is fraying, creating a dual crisis of affordability and safety. The average American household pays more than $10,000 on groceries every year, and two-thirds of Americans think they're spending too much. Pr…


