The 'Fox & Friends' co-hosts discussed their take on the president's ad as growing concerns loom over his ability to serve ahead of November. #FoxNews Subscr While you were Super Bowl shopping, did you notice smaller-than-usual products where the price stays the same? more. Folks are calling it Shrinkflation and it means companies are giving President Joe Biden took to social media on Sunday ahead of the Super Bowl to criticize food and beverage companies for "shrinkflation" consumers have encountered as the companies downsize President Joe Biden doesn’t want corporate greed to eat into your Super Bowl snack spread. In a video posted Sunday to X, formerly known as Twitter, the president called on companies to put a The White House X account posted a video on Sunday featuring President Biden denouncing “Shrinkflation" affecting Super Bowl snacks ahead of the game. On Sunday, just ahead of the Super Bowl, Biden posted on X (formally known as Twitter), sharing a video aimed at snack companies, saying that they are shrinking the size of their products without President Joe Biden doesn't want corporate greed to eat into your snacks. In a video posted Sunday to X, formerly known as Twitter, the president called on companies to put a stop to " President Joe Biden released a video on Super Bowl Sunday targeting companies for practicing “shrinkflation.” Biden’s video, released on social media, featured the president U.S. President Joe Biden on Sunday called on snack companies to stop shrinkflation, which is when businesses cut product sizes but keep prices the same, describing the practice as "a rip-off." President Biden said "gimme a break" in response to "shrinkflation." Biden, who offered no solutions or policies to address the practice, did not name any specific companies but several brands The White House X account posted a video on Sunday featuring President Biden denouncing “Shrinkflation" affecting Super Bowl snacks ahead of the game. President Biden is calling out some of America's favorite snack makers and brands, addressing "shrinkflation" concerns in a recent video posted ahead of Super Bowl LVIII. Yahoo Finance Senior U.S. President Joe Biden on February 8, 2024. Ahead of Super Bowl LVIII, Biden on Sunday called on snack companies in a video to stop shrinkflation, the practice of cutting product sizes but Biden declined to do the traditional Super Bowl Sunday interview with the network hosting the game, and instead the White House released an economically illiterate and politically confusing video A head of Super Bowl LVIII, President Joe Biden on Sunday in a video called on snack companies to stop "shrinkflation", the practice of cutting product sizes but keeping prices the same, sparking Still, in a hypothetical sense, a Super Bowl interview also could have been a moment where Biden could have played down and maybe even neutralized questions about his memory that are riddled in President Biden published this video on Twitter hours before the Super Bowl calling on snack and drink manufacturers to stop "shrinkflation," noting that bags of chips have "fewer chips, but they President Biden is following up on his strong criticism of grocery companies in the wake of high food inflation, turning his sights to manufacturers.In lieu of a traditional sit-down interview before the Super Bowl, he released a video on the social media platform X, decrying the idea of selling less product for the same price. President Biden celebrated Super Bowl Sunday in what many saw as a bizarre and ironic video attacking snack companies for inflation. Though the president skipped out on the traditional pre-game President Joe Biden won’t do a Super Bowl interview, but that’s not stopping his White House from trying to use it for propaganda. In a social media post released Sunday that’s as cynical as it is infuriating, the president placed the blame for the soaring prices Americans are facing on everyone but himself.
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