BTW, the war in Ukraine (Biden's pet spending program) is one of the major reasons food companies in the US are seeing higher prices -- and in turn higher profits.
'The war in Ukraine has cut production of wheat and corn from one of the world’s
largest grain exporters, pushing up prices around the world. Because grain is so
widely traded and easily shipped, its price is global, like the price of oil."
Along with increased profits the food companies are also paying more for energy, fuel, transportation, labor, etc. If Archer-Daniels makes a larger profit, not only do the increases in operating costs eat into that, but so do taxes. Every dollar they can return to shareholders is a dollar the IRS wants a big part of.