Diesel prices in the US have reached a new record, exceeding $6 a gallon on average. The national average is nearly $6.06, up from $5.85 last week and significantly higher than the $3.71 average at this time last year. This increase is attributed to disruptions in the global fuel supply.

Higher diesel prices are expected to impact the transportation of everyday goods, as diesel is widely used in freight and delivery networks. Some businesses have already begun passing on the increased costs to consumers through added fees on online orders and mail packages.

Further details on the impact of rising diesel prices are available from the source, including potential effects on grocery prices and other consumer goods.