But that’s something different (and more disgusting) than shrinkflation, so we’ll put that aside for now. Consumers expected a loaf of bread to cost a certain amount, and they felt cheated ...

Shrinkflation is coming for matzo – just ... They didn’t have the time to allow their dough to rise and bake it into bread. So they had to bake it into thin wafer-like cakes,” he explained.

Outside of the snack aisle, those products have a lot of company, too. A lot of shrinkflation has landed in the bread and cereal aisles. There are also things like Crest toothpaste and paper towels.

Shrinkflation is now the norm ... carry three-inch loaves of bread in our shirt pockets, and engage in all the other necessary adjustments in this new land of Lilliput. Get the help you need ...

“Shrinkflation” has undoubtedly become a ... when bakers chose to decrease the size of bread loaves in the face of bread riots. Looking more closely at our current economy, the costs that ...

Shrinkflation occurs when manufacturers reduce ... Many of the prices for grocery staples like eggs, bread, and packaged foods rose sharply in 2021 and 2022 when inflation was at its peak.

Albay Rep. Joey Sarte Salceda said bread would probably be the hardest hit by shrinkflation. “Wheat prices have increased by 165 percent. At that point, bread makers will probably both increase ...

Pepperidge Farm is known for its baked goods, from delicious frozen coconut cake to multiple bread varieties. However, it's the brand's cookies that are under serious heat for shrinkflation.

But there's another, less noticeable, trend that's just as painful to your pocketbook even when a product's cost looks stable: shrinkflation. About one-third of roughly 100 common consumer ...

Welcome to the bewildering world of shrinkflation. Rather than raise the price, grocery companies put fewer chips in the bag, or fewer flakes in the box, or less peanut butter in the jar.