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🍗Eggs, chicken and other groceries that dropped in price in July

In July, prices inflated by 0.3% compared to June, and were up 3.6% from July 2022

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Grocery shoppers felt a slight reprieve this spring as grocery prices fell after a run of increases spanning back to September 2020.

So far this summer, grocery prices have remained relatively steady, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

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In July, prices inflated by 0.3% compared to June, and were up 3.6% from July 2022. Urban prices have fallen in many grocery categories, including eggs, meats, vegetables, grains, and dairy products. Overall inflation is cooling as well after a series of interest rate hikes by the Fed to temper the record inflation plaguing Americans over the past two years.

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While costs remain high overall, the decreases mean dollars can stretch a bit further at the grocery store.

Stacker used monthly Bureau of Labor Statistics data to find the grocery items that experienced the largest price decreases in July, using year-over-year changes as a tiebreaker where needed. Stacker excluded some hyper-specific meat categories in order to better understand grocery price fluctuations more broadly.

Orange and pink grapefruit.
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#11. Grapefruit (per lb.)

- One-month decrease in cost: -0.1%
- Annual change in cost: Not available
- July 2023 cost: $1.59

A plastic clear container of chocolate chip cookies.
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#10. Chocolate chip cookies (per lb.)

- One-month decrease in cost: -0.4%
- Annual change in cost: +9.4%
- July 2023 cost: $5.09

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A variety of beers in a refrigerator in a supermarket.
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#9. Malt beverages (per 16 oz.)

- One-month decrease in cost: -0.4%
- Annual change in cost: +3.7%
- July 2023 cost: $1.73

A grocery shelf filled with gallons of whole milk.
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#8. Whole milk (per gal.)

- One-month decrease in cost: -0.4%
- Annual change in cost: -4.5%
- July 2023 cost: $3.97

Bright red tomatoes with green tops.
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#7. Tomatoes (per lb.)

- One-month decrease in cost: -0.8%
- Annual change in cost: +2.9%
- July 2023 cost: $1.90

Romaine lettuce leaves.
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#6. Romaine lettuce (per lb.)

- One-month decrease in cost: -2.2%
- Annual change in cost: -8.8%
- July 2023 cost: $2.67

A display of lemons at a grocery store.
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#5. Lemons (per lb.)

- One-month decrease in cost: -2.9%
- Annual change in cost: +1.1%
- July 2023 cost: $2.16

Strawberries arranged in pint baskets ready for sale.
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#4. Strawberries (per 12 oz.)

- One-month decrease in cost: -3.1%
- Annual change in cost: +9.6%
- July 2023 cost: $2.42

Dried macaroni noodles.
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#3. Spaghetti and macaroni (per lb.)

- One-month decrease in cost: -3.1%
- Annual change in cost: +5.3%
- July 2023 cost: $1.42

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A whole cooked chicken with lemon slices.
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#2. Whole chicken (per lb.)

- One-month decrease in cost: -3.2%
- Annual change in cost: +0.6%
- July 2023 cost: $1.89

Closeup of white eggs in a carton.
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#1. Eggs (per doz.)

- One-month decrease in cost: -5.6%
- Annual change in cost: -28.7%
- July 2023 cost: $2.09

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