Possibly depends on the location. I'm in Germany, rice, potatoes, pasta, bread haven't really moved, unless you're talking bread made in the local bakery, in wh

Possibly depends on the location. I'm in Germany, rice, potatoes, pasta, bread haven't really moved, unless you're talking bread made in the local bakery, in which case it has moved because of loans being a larger chunk of the price. Cheese and milk have moved strongly, meat moderately. Of course, Germany has traditionally subsidized food prices, while in the US fuel will be cheaper and taxes are significantly lower. It usually evens out, unless you're in one of the countries where you get shafted on all sides. But if I was to buy mostly branded food made by Nestle & friends, I'd pay 30+% more easily.