Due to tariffs and labor shortages, the wholesale price of vegetables in the U.S. rose by 38.9% in July compared to June. A one-month increase like this is record-breaking, and I can already hear the complaints from Trump supporters about not being able to afford vegetables, all blaming Biden. The first products affected by tariffs are those that cannot be stockpiled and have thin profit margins. Coffee and tea in the U.S. are all imported, and prices are starting to rise as well, with retail coffee prices increasing by 14.5% in July.