Trump hammered the cost of groceries on the campaign trail, promising to lower them immediately, but that didn't happen. Makes you want to throw eggs, but they're too expensive.

A former Kentucky political candidate's claim that Walmart cut all food prices to "pre-inflation" rates during Donald Trump's first month as U.S. president is inaccurate, the American retailer has said.

Economists say tariffs will likely lead to higher food prices, while farmers are worried about fertilizer imports and their export markets.

FOX 9's Amy Hockert chats with Pat Garofalo, the president of the Minnesota Grocers Association, about how President Donald Trump's tariffs could impact your grocery bill, and what specifically may cost more and when.

President Trump has paused a proposed 25% tariff on almost all goods imported from Mexico and Canada. This agreement delays tariffs on goods covered by the United States-Mexico-Canada agreement, a deal made by Trump in his first term.