Thanksgiving food forecast: Prices going up, but there are 'bright spots'

Newseze Wire·Fri, Oct 16, 9:47 AMWire: ABC 7 New York

With Thanksgiving six weeks away, shoppers will see food prices higher than this time last year.

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Thanksgiving food forecast: Prices going up, but there are 'bright spots'

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