Grocery prices in the U.S. have surged to a three-year high, with sharp increases in fresh produce, coffee, and meat—tomatoes up 4.5%, beef roasts 4%, and instant coffee 4.9%—driving many Americans to struggle with the cost of living.

Factors include global tariffs, with about 75% of imported foods facing duties, including a 50% tariff on Brazilian coffee and beef.

Meanwhile, some staples like peanut butter, dried beans, and canned ham have decreased in price, the Mirror has reported.

Rising food costs follow earlier record-breaking increases, such as eggs hitting $6.23 per dozen in March.