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CNA: With energy costs rising, here's how Singaporeans are changing their lifestyles and choices to adapt With energy costs rising, here's how Singaporeans are changing their lifestyles and choices to adapt Rising energy costs are pushing up prices across the food supply chain, from farming to grocery shelves. Energy-intensive foods like meat, dairy, and processed goods are seeing the sharpest increases. The ongoing fuel and energy crisis are hitting all parts of Australian life.
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