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2. Even if it did lower costs to consumers, how much would it lower the price of a single "carton of eggs?"

Thu May 21, 2026, 10:39 AM

9 hrs ago

How much would it lower the cost of a loaf of bread (and all of the other non-refrigerated items?)

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Trump will ease refrigerant rule in effort to address surging grocery costs [View all] OKIsItJustMe 10 hrs ago OP

Them saving money doesn't mean they lower costs. underpants 9 hrs ago #1

That makes so much sense. 🙄 Dave Bowman 9 hrs ago #3

What a fucking idiot Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin 8 hrs ago #4

Have to buy all new fridges first dickthegrouch 7 hrs ago #5

I had a similar thought, but I don't know that it's correct OKIsItJustMe 7 hrs ago #6

Ah! Here we go... OKIsItJustMe 6 hrs ago #7