Recent data reveals fascinating trends in how Americans perceive and predict food inflation. The findings highlight not only the gap between official estimates of inflation and what consumers experience in the marketplace but also show how political ideology shapes these perceptions.

s families across America plan their Thanksgiving gatherings for 2024, new survey data reveals a holiday defined more by connection than division.

Caitlinn Hubbell discusses findings from a recent center study on how hurricanes can impact consumer spending and food supply chains.

Caitlinn Hubbell breaks down the cost of a cheeseburger in 2024, comparing it to last year. She also discusses what it means for your wallet.

This month's authors discuss consumer risk attitudes, risk perceptions and food safety.

Caitlinn Hubbell and Eli Bryant discuss anticipated consumer plans to change food and nutrition habits in 2024.

Joseph Balagtas and Caitlinn Hubbell revisit last month's topic of economic gloom and predict food prices over the next year and the potential impact on American wallets.

Joseph Balagtas, director of CFDAS and professor of agricultural economics at Purdue, discusses food inflation trends and resulting consumer sentiments.

The Center for Food Demand Analysis and Sustainability (CFDAS) has built a new data dashboard that will help consumers, the egg and food industries and policy makers track the performance of the egg market.