Inflation may have eased since its 2022 peak, but prices for everyday goods remain well above where they were just a few years ago. An analysis by Trace One, based on the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) data, found that household paper products have climbed 30.8% since early 2020, which is the largest increase among nearly 50 common household categories.
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