Grocery industry predicts inflation continues and more convenience food
Carolyn Coil reports a Newspaper Advertising Bureau survey of grocery leaders predicting higher food prices than nonfood costs through 2000. They foresee more land under cultivation, higher yields, larger supermarkets, and a shift toward convenience foods as more women work full time.
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Newspaper Advertising Bureau
U.S
Spices Shape History from Columbus to Early American Trade
Spices drove exploration and wealth from Columbus voyages to the early U S pepper trade. Pepper duties funded federal revenue after the Revolution, with Salem and Sumatra pepper profits composing a sizable share of government expenditures. Elihu Yale and Elias Derby became early pepper millionaires through direct East India trade, while the Cadet’s 1780 voyage opened U S spice trading in the Orient. Between 1780 and 1873 nearly 1,000 spice voyages returned millions of pounds to American ports.
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Jonathan Carnes
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