The Real Deal: Overall inflation fell a third of a percentage in New York. Here's what food items are cheaper.
News 12's Kristie Reeter is showing us what you can save on at the store this Labor Day weekend.
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Sep 2, 2022, 11:59 AM
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we are giving you The Real Deal on what products are going down in price.
News 12's
Kristie Reeter is showing us what you can save on at the store this Labor Day
weekend.
The past
few years it feels like deals have been hard to come by as inflation hits. Could
that be changing though?
"Overall
inflation in the New York, New Jersey area actually fell about a third of a
percent. The food items that fell the most is an unusual
collection -- starting with pork sirloin roast on the bone, that is down 68%.
Pork prices were very high throughout the year, those have come down. Artichoke
prices down 48.4%. Chicken wings, those prepared chicken wings, down 33.4%,
chicken wing prices were very high throughout the year. And tangerines down
30%," says Caleb Silver, of Investopedia.
Jen Brogan
with Stop & Shop knows times have been hard, which is why they
have started a new program to help people save.
Some hacks
to try to help you save include signing up for store loyalty programs.
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