Christmas trees expected see up to a 20% increase in cost this season
A survey of wholesale tree growers predicts prices could climb up to 20%.
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Oct 4, 2022, 9:48 AM
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6ds agoAnother seasonal purchase costing you more this year
- Christmas trees.
A survey of wholesale tree growers
predicts prices could climb up to 20%.
It's because everything, from labor to
raw materials, has increased and likely won't drop before the holidays.
Growers are also predicting a strong
harvest this year, so a supply shortage should not be an issue.
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