Noticing a lot of interesting and subtle changes at the grocery store. Some brands have disappeared, a higher shelf was added, product groupings are different, there are an increasing number of healthier options, organic produce is now mixed in with non and no longer in a separate area, packaging and store labeling is also clearer about the options. The biggest thing I see though, is there are a lot more organic and nonGMO options and because of Bidet's inflation the price of non-organic and GMO foods have risen to almost match the cost of the healthier organic/nonGMO options. For instance today, organic bell peppers were just about the same price as non-organic, just a few cents difference. This was true with many items today. Does this similar pricing stealthily change buying habits and help move the needle without people realizing what's happening? I have to believe this is a sector that is undergoing big changes behind the scenes.🤔

I haven't noticed about the prices because I usually just head right to the organic produce and don't even look at everything else. I'll have to look at all the produce next time. What I have noticed though is that there seems to be more organic options available and was happy about that.

One thing I have suspected going back to when we seen the farmers destroying their crops was that it was not about creating food shortages, but, that they were really being paid by the white hats to destroy them, so they could plant more healthy crops. And the food shortages would be the highly pesticide food and GMO's disappearing from the grocery stores, but the food shortages would never really be as bad as they wanted us to believe, since they would slowly be replaced with better options.