Target’s planned price cuts on frequently shopped items directly touch many goods that have cost more due to prolonged inflation. The retailer says lower prices will be seen on items ranging from milk, meat, fresh fruit and vegetables, snacks, pet food and more. The latest CPI data shows the price of chicken rising 0.7% and beef and veal climbing 7% in April over the past year. But, pets and pet products declined 0.5%, and snacks fell 1.3% in April over the past year. Target says it will lower prices on about 5,000 frequently shopped items and has just reduced prices on about 1,500 items, with thousands more price cuts planned to take place over the summer months.