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definitely inflationary. In your example, tomato's up 6%, lettuce up 19%.
Lettuce is up due to shortage and high demand.
Tomatoes are all tariff related, but may be covered by NAFTA 2--so minimal increase. 6% is ok, especially if the price fluctuates all year--with summer being lowest price due to volume output from Mexican fields (ripened in the field). US tomatoes are usually hothouse grown and turned red by using chemicals/gases to ripen them artificially quickly. Outside looks ripe but inside is nowhere ready for eating.
