Stop Grocery Price Gouging

Grocery prices have risen 25%+ since 2020 while food companies post record margins.

A letter to your members of Congress. Facts checked June 2, 2026.

The Letter

Subject Investigate Grocery Price Increases and Support Anti-Gouging Legislation

Grocery prices have risen more than 25% since 2020 while major food companies report record profit margins. The average American household now spends over $1,000 more per year on groceries than it did four years ago. Corporate consolidation in the food industry means four companies control over 80% of meat processing and two control most of the grain supply.

I urge you to support legislation that investigates anti-competitive pricing in the food industry and gives the FTC authority to pursue price-gouging cases. Families should not subsidize record corporate profits at the checkout line.

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I'm calling about grocery price increases and corporate profiteering in the food industry.
Grocery prices are up more than 25% since 2020 while food corporations report record profits.
I'm asking you to support anti-price-gouging legislation and FTC enforcement authority.
This is a pocketbook issue for every family in our district. I vote.

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The Facts Behind the Ask

25%+ grocery price increase since 2020 (source)
$1,000+ additional annual grocery spending per household (source)

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