Sure, you can argue semantics. Here, in reality, the vast majority of the price increase is due to price gouging and hoarding. Just like every other political panic. Your argument loses all credibility when you go back & recognize that every time prices spike like this it coincides with political fear & panic. Pretending prices spiked during Sandy Hook & right now is because of raw material costs is laughably devoid of reality given the political climate that was also transpiring.
Also, there is no broad inflation, so saying "all consumer products" is experiencing inflation is factually inaccurate. Feel free to go look at all the inflationary data (PCE, CPI, or most other inflationary measure), read the Federal Reserve minutes from the past several meetings, or find one of the plethora of Jerome Powell's own statements during the past several months.
There are pockets of inflation (some services, some commodities, etc), but there is no broad inflation.