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September 14th, 2007

Retail Realities: Corn Prices Don't Inflate Your Grocery Bill

Welcome to Issue 12 of SnackCast. This week’s podcast will tackle claims made by food & meat processing industries that blame the rise in grocery prices on the rise of corn prices. Yesterday Food & Water Watch released a report entitled Retail Realities: Corn Prices Do Not Drive Grocery Inflation, that delves into this issue. We will be joined by Patrick Woodall, a policy analyst for Food & Water Watch, who will talk more about his findings in the report.

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