Southeast drought unlikely to curb national food prices
USDA economists say heat and drought in the Southeast will have limited impact on overall food costs. Poultry and red meat may rise modestly as supplies shift, with poultry possibly up 1 to 3 percent this year. The farmer share of the grocery dollar remains around 41 percent, and price movements depend on broader economic conditions and distribution costs.
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