⬇️🚨 What’s getting hit the hardest? 🚨⬇️ 🥑 Avocados – A case of avocados has already jumped from $68 to $85-$88, and the costs are trickling down to consumers. 🍓 Strawberries – Mexico supplies nearly 99% of imported strawberries to the U.S., and with the new 25% tariff, prices are bound to rise. 🫐 Other Berries – Blueberries and raspberries are also expected to see price increases since over half of U.S. imports come from Mexico and Canada. 🥦 Vegetables – Nearly 70% of imported vegetables come from these regions, meaning everything from bell peppers to cucumbers could see a price hike. These tariffs, which took effect on March 4, 2025, are already making an impact. Local businesses and suppliers in Georgia are seeing increased costs, and those will likely be passed on to consumers in the coming weeks. If you’ve been thinking about growing your own food, this might be the perfect time to start. Even a small home garden can help offset rising grocery prices. Who’s ready to plant some avocados and berries this season? 🌱 FoodPrices GrowYourOwn Inflation ProducePrices greenhousegardening gardendesign