Drought Shouldn’t Affect Junk Food Prices
July 24, 2012 10:23 AM 
Market analysts are watching this summers drought with caution. Corn – the crop most affected by the lack of rain this season – is one of the building-block ingredients in a lot of foods. Being so ingrained in our diet, most food executives have predicted rising prices at the grocery store.
That prediction still seems to remain, however – some insiders are adding a caveat: junk food prices aren’t expected to rise as steadily as other products.
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