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    „Rechnen Sie mit extrem hohen Lebensmittelpreisen“, warnt der Landwirt angesichts steigender Dieselkosten


    „Rechnen Sie mit extrem hohen Lebensmittelpreisen“, warnt der Landwirt angesichts steigender Dieselkosten

    https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/business/international/2026/03/29/expect-extremely-high-grocery-prices-farmer-warns-as-diesel-costs-rise/

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    2. No-Move3108 on

      ‚Removing the fuel tax isnt gonna save you that much money‘ -Danielle Smith last week.

    3. fuelhandler on

      Yay. Even less money in my pocket (the only consistency in our lives these days.)

    4. dirty_socks67 on

      Everything keeps increasing . Everything . insurance , fuel , grocery’s , rent , transit , vehicles and that’s just to mention a few .. Are we not all at our breaking point ? Like what the hell

    5. fuelhandler on

      If only we produced enough petroleum to meet our domestic needs with a surplus. Oh ya, we do… but we have to pay world market prices for some reason. Hmmmm.

    7. Pinkie-osaurus on

      Well, no better time to find alternative farming practices that use less diesel

    9. TheBannaMeister on

      Brother…they are already are extremely high

      I guess it’s time to start gathering

    10. AquaMoonlight on

      >“If they could maybe help at the pump, that would be great, because obviously there’s a gas tax, which is extremely high,” he said. “If they could lower the gas tax, that would not only help the truckers and all those good folks, but the farmers would be directly impacted.”

      Too bad the government will never do this.

    11. PurpleCaterpillar82 on

      I’ve seen the price of cavier sky rocket lately. My cavier guy told me to expect a 20% increase in the next month. Cutting down to having it only once a week as a result

    12. Top_Canary_3335 on

      Food for thought. The government likes and benefits from higher fuel prices. They don’t care about the impact on you.

      When gas is $1.15 a litre the HST is 0.15 or 0.13 depending on your province.

      When gas is $2.30 the hst is 0.30 or 0.26

      Ie the government makes more money on higher fuel prices. Not to mention all the road taxes…

    13. mightyboink on

      Maybe reverse RTO to put money back in people’s pocket?

      Seems like one easy solution.

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