Shrinkflation Hits Brazilians as Middle East Conflict Pushes Prices Higher
Shrinkflation, a phenomenon featuring products shipped in smaller quantities but sold at the same prices, is starting to hit the Brazilian economy, as inflation has taken a turn for the worse due to the ongoing conflict...
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