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[MONDAY MINUTE] THEY Finally Admitted Food Prices Are Out Of Control

from the Joshua Schall Audio Experience · host Joshua Schall

Has the government finally admitted that feeling like you need a second mortgage just to afford the fancy cheese isn’t a vibe? Although instead of sending you a coupon, they’re launching the “Grocery Guarantee,” a strategic "risk-shifter" designed to crack the credit bottleneck for the U.S. food supply chain. By boosting federal loan guarantees, the U.S. Small Business Administration is effectively daring local banks to say "yes" to small producers, manufacturers, grocers, and associated support layers who were previously deemed too risky. And this isn’t some handout…we’re talking about a “modernization play” with 25-year terms for newer technology, smarter equipment, and bigger facilities. So, what’s the catch? While the “Grocery Guarantee” bridges the collateral gap, it doesn't erase today’s high-interest rate environment. If your small business is already underwater, a bigger debt might just be a heavier anchor. Therefore, this program will be most effective for businesses actively pivoting from "survival mode" to "expansion mode."

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