Food-away-from-home price increases surged ahead of food-at-home price gains for the past 12 months in March. It is the first time since the pandemic began disrupting food and beverage supply chains that FAH increases have fallen below FAFH. The latest Consumer Price Index data released by the Bureau of Statistics April 12 shows FAFH prices…
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