Meat prices in Alaska are three times higher than they were two years ago, leaving Alaskans with a larger grocery bill, and it comes down to three key reasons.
PALMER, Alaska - The Alaska Department of Natural Resources is reporting that meat prices in Alaska are three times higher than they were two years ago, leaving Alaskans with a larger grocery bill.
The spike seen in meat prices, Schade said, is a result of a global problem. It comes down to three reasons: the weather, fuel costs and a supply shortage. According to Schade, this has been a problem the department has spent the last several years trying to fix. However, he said, fixing a supply chain issue in the agriculture world cannot be done overnight.
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