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Since we opened our store in 1959, our goal has been to serve Cambridge-area residents in the best way we could. Our partnership with Cub allows us to continue to fulfill that goal by providing even greater selection and value to our customers.
These (energy) price increases will put upward pressure on the cost of the producers of other items, thereby posing the risk of some impetus to core inflation,
If anything was to happen to a patient taken to the forensic unit because there was nowhere else available in the system it would raise a major duty of care issue for the hospital and the State Government.
For most of the time that I have been on the board, there has been very limited pass-through of the additional costs. And the absence of that pass-through has helped keep inflation down,
It's expensive. If you're selling $2 corn, you can't make it.
I got 650. That'd be considered small, I guess.
We are only now starting to hear indications of increased pricing power, but they're still anecdotal and we don't see it across the board.
This is an extremely modest step, but it is a step.
We are watching very carefully the potential impact of inflation, and especially any price increases that would pass through to core inflation.
It's sad to say, but our rural communities are close to being extinct. Because when people like us retire in 10, 15 years, with farm sizes the way they are, there's going to be nobody left.