ground beef
Coverage of ground beef in the Nexus archive.
- I took the same grocery list to Walmart, Kroger, and Amazon to compare prices. After filling my carts, I found a winner.
A grocery price comparison between Walmart, Kroger, and Amazon found Walmart offering the lowest prices on items like sweet corn and cherries, while Amazon was less competitive. Walmart's price drops on over 250 items included specific products such as ground beef and fresh red cherries, with Kroger's prices often close but sometimes requiring a loyalty card for discounts.
- Walmart lowers price of ground beef, other grilling essentials. Trump takes credit for the move
Walmart and Sam’s Club are lowering prices on ground beef and other grilling essentials, including fresh cherries and corn. President Donald Trump claimed credit for the price reductions, though Walmart’s press release did not mention his statements.
- Walmart lowers price of ground beef, other grilling essentials. Trump takes credit for the move
Walmart and Sam’s Club are lowering prices on ground beef and other grilling essentials this summer. President Donald Trump claimed credit for the price reductions on social media, but Walmart did not reference his statements in its press release. The price cuts include a 12% drop for ground beef, a 50% reduction for cherries, and a 63% drop for corn, among other items.
- Walmart lowers price of ground beef, other grilling essentials. Trump takes credit for the move
Walmart and Sam’s Club are lowering prices on ground beef, fresh cherries, corn, and other grilling essentials this summer. President Donald Trump claimed credit for the price reductions, stating they were implemented at his administration’s request, though Walmart did not reference his statements in its announcement.
- Trump says Walmart cut prices at his request, but Walmart statement omits administration's role
President Donald Trump claimed Walmart cut prices at his request, but the retailer's statement did not mention the administration. The price cuts include ground beef and other products, as Walmart benefits from inflation under Trump's tenure.
- Beef prices are breaking records this Fourth of July. But Americans aren't cutting back
Ground beef prices reached $8.62 per pound, a 12% increase from a year ago, with the U.S. cattle herd at a 75-year low. Americans are not reducing their beef consumption despite the record prices.
- Hosting a Fourth of July barbecue? Expect to spend more
Higher prices for ground beef, chicken, and pork chops are expected for Fourth of July barbecues due to ongoing inflation and rising production costs for farmers. The article cites Janelle D. James of Bridge Michigan as the source.
- Ground beef is up 20% since last year. A parasite, a drought and a July 1 trade deadline could push it higher
Ground beef prices have risen 20% since January 2025 due to a screwworm parasite outbreak, drought-reduced cattle herds, and potential trade disruptions. The U.S. and Mexico are negotiating the future of the North American trade deal, with President Donald Trump threatening to withdraw, risking further supply shortages and price hikes.
- As beef prices hit record highs, home cooks rediscover the world’s oldest cheap proteins
Ground beef prices reached $7 per pound this spring, driven by a cattle supply shortage and a federal antitrust probe targeting four companies that process 85% of American beef. The issues show no immediate signs of resolution.
- Rediscovering the world's oldest cheap proteins as beef prices hit record highs
Ground beef prices have surpassed $7 per pound and remain high, prompting attention to alternative proteins that have been available in grocery stores. The article highlights the search for cost-effective protein replacements as beef becomes increasingly expensive.
- Beef, that all-American food, is getting harder for Americans to afford
The cost of ground beef in the U.S. has risen significantly in recent years, with forecasts indicating further increases by 2026. This trend is making beef more expensive for American consumers.