Beef Rose in October. Coffee Fell 3.6%.

Grocery prices moved higher in the October inflation report published Tuesday, Nov. 10, but not every item did. CNBC and Fox Business both reported the broader food index up 0.5%. Fox said that was the largest rise in that broader index since April. Fox also said food at home, the grocery measure, rose 0.4%, while restaurant and takeout prices rose 0.5%. NBC separately said the food-at-home category rose the most since April.

Within the basket, Fox and CNBC both reported beef up 0.9%. Fox reported eggs up 0.6% and fruits and vegetables up 0.6%. CNBC reported snacks up 1% and a 0.5% rise for meats, poultry, fish, and eggs as a group. Coffee went the other way: Fox said coffee prices fell 3.6% during October.

NBC reported a sharper household item. Baby food and infant formula rose 5.1%, which it called that index's largest increase on record. The Times said its own calculation put food about 3% above a year earlier. That is not an official BLS annual food rate. Higher diesel costs are an economist's suggested route into food prices, not a measured share of this grocery increase.

Could October's food indexes set the grocery price you pay this week? No store price was announced on Nov. 10. The report says food at home rose 0.4% in October and coffee fell 3.6%. It does not change a particular receipt.