Rising Tariffs: 14 Canned Goods To Stock Up On Now In Minnesota

Everyone knows that the prices at the grocery store have been increasing. I've felt it as I pay for the food for my family as I go through the checkout lane at my neighborhood grocery store in Minnesota. Unfortunately, it is about to get worse.

Below are 14 grocery items that we commonly buy in cans that will soon see a price increase. Some...a bit higher than others.

14 Canned Items That You Should Stock Up On Now

If you thought that prices at the grocery have been getting worse the past 5 years, you haven't been imagining it. CBS News recently shared a report about how much more we are paying for groceries today than in 2019, just prior to the pandemic hitting. Here are a few items that you've probably been shocked by:

Eggs - this category has seen a 303% price increase in that short span between 2019 and 2025.
Frozen orange juice, while not as high as eggs, the price to end consumers in this category has increased by 83%.

While I'd love to have high hopes that we have hit the peak with inflation at the grocery store, my economics-loving brain is preparing for impact based on a few reports that I just read.

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Grand View Research shared that about 98% of Americans have canned goods stocked in their pantry. Most of us go through about 24 canned goods in a week. If that is you, according to The Daily Meal, you may want to head to the store right now and stock up on a few of our favorite canned items before prices go even higher.

14 Canned Goods That Are Going To Cost More In 2025

If you open up the news, there is a lot of talk about tariffs and how prices are going to increase in the United States as a result. According to thedailymeal.com, it is predicted that the price increase is going to hit one of America's more stable and economical food staples as well - canned goods. Below are 14 items that are sold in cans that you may want to stock up on now.

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Fast-Food Fries - Ranked Healthiest to Unhealthiest

The best side dish for a burger is NOT coleslaw. If someone tells you that, walk away and go find a place that is serving up french fries.

"Healthy" and "French Fries" don't typically go together. It is common knowledge that although a fry is from a potato, it doesn't make it as healthy as a green, leafy salad.

If you are still reaching for a fry and now you are curious how "healthy" it really is, Cheapism did the research for you and ranked over 20 fast-food chains' fries from the healthiest to unhealthiest.

Gallery Credit: Jessica On The Radio