Trader Joe's Raises Banana Prices for First Time in Decades Amid Inflation Concerns
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Trader Joe's has raised the price of its bananas for the first time in over 20 years, citing increased farming costs and growing demand. The price of a single banana has increased to 23 cents, a 21% rise. This change reflects broader trends in banana pricing, with global prices experiencing spikes due to inflation, higher farming costs, and the impact of climate change on banana production.
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