Pristine Preps in Tucson hopes to help combat grocery store inflation, providing more affordable meals on the go
TUCSON, Ariz. — Studies show in 2022, U.S. consumers saw the largest increase in food prices since the 1980s, causing sticker shock at the grocery store.
Owner Malia Bufanda says with grocery store food prices continuing to increase, many people in the Southern Arizona community have reached out to her to make pre-made meals in hopes to combat and offset big box grocery store inflation. “I don’t make that much off of it, but I just like to help people eat better and put better food into their body," said Malia Bufanda, Pristine Preps Tucson.
It’s also things like global disruptions. Weather events, animal and plant diseases, higher labor and transportation costs all contribute to the increase in food prices too.
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