Raleigh restaurants are feeling the pinch as diesel prices soar to unprecedented heights, causing a ripple effect throughout the local economy. The current national average of $6 per gallon for diesel fuel, with North Carolina’s average at $5.90, is a significant burden for local businesses, particularly those in the food industry. This crisis is not just about the cost of fuel; it’s about the cost of everything, from ingredients to transportation. Max Gaskins, co-owner of Café Luna, a family-owned business, acknowledges that their direct import of goods may shield them from immediate impact. However, he notes that consistent price (Read more…)
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