EPISODE · Jan 29, 2026 · 5 MIN
MSU researchers say affordability remains a concern for Michigan households
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According to new research by Michigan State University, in 2025, food prices increased 3.1%, with grocery prices up 2.4%. Recent monthly data also point to renewed inflationary pressures, suggesting that food costs may continue to rise in 2026. MSU Food Economics Professor David Ortega talked to WWJ's Taylor Dietz about why we're seeing this.
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