From eggs to apples to bread, Utahns are already feeling the war in Ukraine's impact on their wallets.
NORTH SALT LAKE — From eggs to apples to bread, Utahns like Whitney Sinclair are already feeling the war in Ukraine's impact on their wallets.
Grocery stores, like Neighbors Market in North Salt Lake, have been dealing with inflation long before the war began. The biggest thing Lawrence is facing right now is a supply shortage due to people frantically stocking up, he said.Even with the National Product Sales store’s huge warehouse, there’s only so much that manager Igor Garcia can do to keep up.
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