The US government ERASED its own hunger report.Not

The US government ERASED its own hunger report.

Not because hunger is falling.

Because it's surging.

Here's what they don't want you to see.

Grocery prices in America are up 30% since January 2020.

Beef and veal, up 59%,

Coffee: up 50%.

Eggs: up 36%.

Chicken: up 33%.

Bread: up 33%.

These aren't even luxury items, these are the basics.

But here's the part nobody's talking about.

Overall inflation peaked in June 2022 and it came down.

Food prices didn't.

They just stayed up there. Locked in and permanent.

That's not inflation anymore.

The old prices are never coming back.

The average American family now spends $270 a week on groceries.

In 2020 it was $120.

That's $1,080 a month just to eat at home.

Restaurant prices? Even worse.

Up 35% since the pandemic.

Waffle House nearly doubled its menu.

Independent restaurants are closing in waves.

Now look at who's getting crushed.

47.9 million Americans are food insecure.

1 in 7 households can't reliably put food on the table.

The highest rate in nearly a decade.

14.1 million children live in homes that don't have enough food.

That number went up last year, not down

Food banks are seeing 30 to 50 percent surges in demand.

One in West Virginia reported an 1,800% increase in families showing up.

Lines not seen since the worst of COVID.

And here's where it gets darker.

Congress just cut $186 billion from SNAP, food stamps.

2.4 million people are projected to lose benefits.

Average monthly assistance drops by $100 per household.

Then the USDA quietly announced it would stop publishing its annual hunger report.

The one tool the government had to track how many Americans can't afford to eat.

They're not solving the crisis.

They're hiding the scoreboard.

Meanwhile, beef prices are forecast to rise another 5.5% this year.

The US cattle herd is at a 64 year low.

Coffee futures have exploded 300% since 2020.

Tariffs could add another 2-3% to grocery bills.

This is the biggest affordability crisis in a generation.

It's on every receipt, at every checkout line, in every kitchen in America and it's accelerating.

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Source: StockMarket.News