Previous2 of 6NextSource: U.S. Department of Agriculture. Photos by Fotolia.comFood prices are rising, often because of factors out of our control. The cost to deliver groceries to stores has climbed with gasoline prices, and farmers have suffered as bad weather curtailed crop production. As a result, consumers are learning to save money on food.More On Saving Money:For the best savings ratesCreate a news alert for "smart spending"
Food prices are rising, often because of factors out of our control. The cost to deliver groceries to stores has climbed with gasoline prices, and farmers have suffered as bad weather curtailed crop production. As a result, consumers are learning to save money on food.
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