Chicken prices have gone up slightly, but not nearly to the same degree as eggs.

Edit: for reference, I used to get chicken thighs for $1.29/lbs. and this weekend they were $1.79/lbs.

CostCo has frozen skinless boneless breasts at $2.80/lbs. for whatever that’s worth. Notable while I was there, but not really germaine to the topic, while red meat prices seem to have also gone up steadily over the years with even 80% lean ground beef costing close to $4-$5/lbs., they had frozen goat cubes for $4.60/lbs. if you bought 15 lbs.

Oh that’s bad. Fish hate kerosene. Is it flowing into the freshwater streams too?

As an American angler, this makes no sense to me. What issues are Enlgish fishers facing as trout season approaches fast?