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Lately, 24 hours can bring a world of change for grocery stores.

Within that time, Munther Zeid might revise the prices of 20 items at Food Fare.

"As orders are coming in, we’re updating tags," the grocery chain owner said. "I’ve never seen anything like this."

Pre-pandemic, pre-inflation spike, Food Fare would change around a dozen prices a week, Zeid said.

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