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53. And citrus is a winter crop in Florida.

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Shoppers now facing 'fruit and veggie flation' this fall [View all] BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 OP

That's what I always say when people start ranting about trade, don't they like strawberries in January? Walleye Sep 2025 #1

California harvests strawberries in January and February. quaint Sep 2025 #3

Surprised he hasn't put a tariff on California Walleye Sep 2025 #6

He has done everything else. quaint Sep 2025 #10

The vast majority of Cali farmers are RW looney tunes wolfie001 Sep 2025 #12

I don't like poorly-regulated Chinese food. Won't buy it. . . . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Sep 2025 #28

Oh, don't worry they're working on Bettie Sep 2025 #41

Yeah. Before they finish, many Canadians like me have already been boycotting US food, goods, and services Bernardo de La Paz Sep 2025 #42

Remember, tRUMP has essentially eliminated the EPA wolfie001 Sep 2025 #46

And citrus is a winter crop in Florida. iemanja Sep 2025 #53

MAGA is bringing down inflation in an upwards direction IronLionZion Sep 2025 #2

I have grown potted oranges (mostly mandarins) and yes based on when they bloom and ripen BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #5

Google gave me this for California orange season IronLionZion Sep 2025 #8

And both FL & CA are above the equator BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #11

Russia: potatoes and rutabagas (turnips). Cabbage too wolfie001 Sep 2025 #15

They'll have to compete with those "Maine-uh" potatoes! BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #18

I love me some potatoes! wolfie001 Sep 2025 #19

... BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #21

OMG, I'm old enough that I can remember sticking those pieces into actual potatoes, just like in that commercial! ShazzieB Sep 2025 #32

Me too BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #36

I had one as a kid wolfie001 Sep 2025 #45

And one of these - BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #58

Gumbo way before Eddie Murphy! wolfie001 Sep 2025 #61

Eddie Murphy did do a good Gumby! BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #65

He saved SNL after all the heavyweights left wolfie001 Sep 2025 #67

My wife bought grapefruit at Shoprite yesterday. We looked at the bag, and they're product of South Africa. patphil Sep 2025 #22

Who knew Alaska was a major orange growing region! Bernardo de La Paz Sep 2025 #29

They should have included Hawai'i on that map BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #33

K&R BlueWavePsych Sep 2025 #4

Excellent graphic! Marthe48 Sep 2025 #14

Yep - paid $2.29/lb for broccoli yesterday... MANative Sep 2025 #7

LOL, that's dirt cheap. maxsolomon Sep 2025 #54

Wow - that's insane! MANative Sep 2025 #57

Thanks. It's not just food. Gas is $4.89 for regular in the city. maxsolomon Sep 2025 #60

Gas isn't too crazy here because... MANative Sep 2025 #63

Add it on to the utterly ridiculous meat-flation of summer, I guess Prairie Gates Sep 2025 #9

Either skipping meals, or eating lots of beans and rice! ShazzieB Sep 2025 #34

Meat-flation has forced me to go with more friuts and vegetables. Dr. T Sep 2025 #35

That's a healthy way to go. Gimpyknee Sep 2025 #56

I have assembled homegirl Sep 2025 #13

I grow sprouts Marthe48 Sep 2025 #16

The lettuce should be easy BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #20

unless you have serious frost where you are, variety Sierra has done well for me in all seasons. Slow to bolt, wiggs Sep 2025 #26

Won't be long before the "Opposite People" will start crawling out of the woodwork. chouchou Sep 2025 #17

"We have always been at war with Veggieflation." Qutzupalotl Sep 2025 #23

Republicans advise stocking up on bananas. twodogsbarking Sep 2025 #24

One of the most annoying things about American English SidneyR Sep 2025 #25

Just like "-gate" BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #39

Something we can hang around the Republican Party's collective neck, and we're talking about "language abuse" instead? ck4829 Sep 2025 #51

Paid $11 for a small jar of avocado mayo yesterday at Sprouts. Some things seem quite high. nt wiggs Sep 2025 #27

I bought a bag of mandarins Captain Zero Sep 2025 #30

I remember waxed cardboard cartons with grapefruit and oranges on dry ice. Harker Sep 2025 #31

"fruit and veggie flation" JoseBalow Sep 2025 #37

Where and when I grew up people canned fruits. The cellar would be full by late fall. You didn't have the chance twodogsbarking Sep 2025 #38

Wholesale fresh and dry vegetables up 17.9% from June to August, per Producer Price Index progree Sep 2025 #40

Broccoli up 50% from last week bucolic_frolic Sep 2025 #43

I've been buying frozen broccoli florets BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #44

Have to wonder if they're worth years of refrigeration. bucolic_frolic Sep 2025 #47

I have a deep freezer that I can put stuff like that in BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #49

I get it, that's a good idea. bucolic_frolic Sep 2025 #50

For veggies BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #52

Literally wondering whether we need to start a Trump Garden JCMach1 Sep 2025 #48

Son & daughter grew tomatoes this year for the first time; bountiful crop. No Vested Interest Sep 2025 #55

Haven't Noticed It Here Yet, But... ProfessorGAC Sep 2025 #59

fucking repuke voters Skittles Sep 2025 #62

K&R ck4829 Sep 2025 #64

its the trump economy samsingh Sep 2025 #66

You think vegies are expensive now? Aussie105 Sep 2025 #68

Produce here in NM is getting tougher to find reliably Warpy Sep 2025 #69

Remember the huge uptick in froduce prices a few years ago? BobTheSubgenius Sep 2025 #70