Local restaurants have been paying higher prices for meat all summer, and it doesn’t appear prices will fall any time soon. As a result, many restaurants are having to increase menu prices and risk the loss of some customers. Beef prices went down and then shot back up, says Paul Mladenka, owner of Cou-Yon’s Barbecue.
Restaurants still grappling with higher meat prices
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