The Iran conflict raises prices of various commodities: beer, paint, and French fries among consumer goods have increased.

The impact of the ongoing blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has exceeded that of fuel prices and has begun to directly affect the daily expenses of American citizens. Several companies have stated that, in order to offset the rising pressures of commodity prices and logistics costs, they will increase the prices of various products, including French fries, beer, paints, and packaging materials. Recently, companies such as Boston Beer Company, the maker of Samuel Adams beer, Sherwin-Williams, International Paper, and Unilever have disclosed to investors that they have raised or plan to raise product prices soon to counter the rising costs of raw materials.