Expect to pay more at the supermarket, the cafeteria, the vending machine and for dinner out over the next year -- the price of food is going to keep going up.
That's because commodity prices — which include oil, grain, beef and pork — are continuing to soar.
And corn prices, which affect the price of everything from soft drinks to beef, are set to explode because of devastating floods in the Midwest, especially Iowa.
"We have already seen demand for corn rising faster than supply for the last 22 years," said FarmProgress analyst Arlan Suderman. "Stocks are at a critical level. And now this (flooding)."
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