Smart Investing Daily: Food companies admit they're passing costs onto customers

Saturday, May 14, 2011 Dear Smart Investing Daily reader, Gasoline prices are rising every week. Just today gas cost me $4.30 a gallon. Last week, it was $4.19. But it's not just fuel costs that are rising. Today, Sysco Corp., the top U.S. food distributor, was bragging about how much money it made and admitted that it is passing on rising food costs to consumers. That means you and I are helping them get rich while we struggle to make ends meet. Think it won't get worse? Think again. In fact, if costs keep rising, you may not be able to feed your family properly. This could be one of the country's biggest problems. The details on the situation are in this special video report below. However, I must caution you... this isn't for the faint of heart. Sincerely, Sandy Franks Executive Publisher Smart Investing Daily http://clicks.taipanpublishinggroup.com//t/AQ/AAVTNw/AAVenw/AAPrxg/Ag/AyuOdw/a5oL

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