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Food prices in Canada
Is it expensive in the shops in Canada? Will I pay a lot for groceries in Canada? On this page you will find the current price list of food products in Canada, such as: bananas, oranges, tomatoes, rice, or potatoes (The last update: 2 days ago)
Currency in Canada Canadian dollar (CAD CA$). For 10 US dollars you can get 13.5 Canadian dollars. For 100 US dollars you can get 135 Canadian dollars. And the other way around: For 10 Canadian dollars you can get 7.39 US dollars.
See also how prices have changed in previous years: Price changes in previous years in Canada
What are the different prices in the cities in Canada? Look here: Prices in cities in Canada
Prices: Brampton Burlington Calgary Edmonton Gatineau Kitchener London Markham Mississauga Ottawa
bread
$2.7 ($1.5 - $4.4)
25% is less expensive than in United States
cheese
$11.6 ($5.9 - $28)
9.7% is less expensive than in United States
rice
$3.7 ($1.6 - $7.4)
18% is less expensive than in United States
tomatoes
$4.2 ($1.5 - $6.8)
14% is less expensive than in United States
bananas
$1.4 ($0.89 - $3.1)
14% is less expensive than in United States
wine
$13.3 ($9.6 - $21)
11% is less expensive than in United States
Below you will find a list of prices for dairy, cheese, drinks, vegetables, and fruit in Canada (The last update: 2 days ago)
List of prices of food products available in stores and small shops in Canada
- Milk (regular), 1 liter $2.2 (CA$2.9)
- A loaf of fresh white bread (500g) $2.7 (CA$3.6)
- Eggs (regular) (12) $3.5 (CA$4.7)
- Local Cheese (1kg) $11.6 (CA$15.7)
- Water (1.5 liter bottle) $1.8 (CA$2.4)
- A bottle of wine (mid-range) $13.3 (CA$18)
- Local Beer (0.5 liter bottle) $3 (CA$4.1)
- Imported Beer (0.33 liter bottle) $3.2 (CA$4.4)
- Pack of Cigarettes (Marlboro) $14 (CA$19)
- Chicken breasts (skinless and boneless) - (1kg) $12.3 (CA$16.7)
- Apples (1kg) $4.2 (CA$5.7)
- Oranges (1kg) $3.8 (CA$5.2)
- Potatoes (1kg) $2.7 (CA$3.6)
- Lettuce (1 head) $2.6 (CA$3.6)
- Kilo of white rice $3.7 (CA$5.1)
- Tomatoes (1kg) $4.2 (CA$5.7)
- Bananas (1kg) $1.4 (CA$1.9)
- Onions (1kg) $2.7 (CA$3.6)
- Beef (1kg) (or similar red meat) $14.6 (CA$19.7)
- Pears (1kg) $5.1 (CA$6.9)
- Cucumber (1kg) $2.3 (CA$3.1)
- Perrier Water (small bottle 0.33l) $1.4 (CA$1.9)
- Sausage (1kg) $21 (CA$28)
- Cottage cheese (1kg) $10.3 (CA$14)
- Whisky 23.36 $23 (CA$32)
- Rum 20.45 $20 (CA$28)
- Vodka 21.05 $21 (CA$28)
- Gin 21.17 $21 (CA$29)
Price changes in previous years in Canada
Price changes in Oranges over the years: 2011: $2.1(CA$2.9), 2012: $2.4(CA$3.2), 2013: $2.5(CA$3.4), 2014: $2.6(CA$3.5), 2015: $2.8(CA$3.8), 2016: $2.8(CA$3.8), 2017: $2.7(CA$3.6), and 2018: $3(CA$4)
Have the prices of vegetables and fruits increased in Canada?
See how potato prices have changed in 2011: $1.2(CA$1.6), 2012: $1.3(CA$1.8), 2013: $1.6(CA$2.1), 2014: $1.6(CA$2.2), 2015: $1.8(CA$2.4), 2016: $1.8(CA$2.5), 2017: $1.6(CA$2.2), and 2018: $2.1(CA$2.8)
Price changes in Eggs over the years: 2010: $2(CA$2.7), 2011: $2.2(CA$3), 2012: $2.3(CA$3.1), 2013: $2.5(CA$3.3), 2014: $2.5(CA$3.3), 2015: $2.5(CA$3.4), 2016: $2.5(CA$3.4), 2017: $2.4(CA$3.2), and 2018: $2.5(CA$3.4)
Price changes in Rice over the years: 2012: $2.5(CA$3.4), 2013: $2.7(CA$3.7), 2014: $2.8(CA$3.7), 2015: $3.1(CA$4.2), 2016: $2.9(CA$3.9), 2017: $2.8(CA$3.7), and 2018: $2.9(CA$4)
Has the price of meat decreased in stores in Canada?
The prices of beef have changed in recent years: 2015: $10.9(CA$14.8), 2016: $10(CA$13.6), 2017: $10.3(CA$13.9), and 2018: $11(CA$14.8).
Do you want to learn more about different prices? See the following comparison:
renting a small apartment in the center
$1.41K ($953 - $2.07K)
21% is less expensive than in United States
jeans
$59 ($30 - $92)
13% more than in United States
rice
$3.7 ($1.6 - $7.4)
18% is less expensive than in United States
average earnings
$2.89K
37% is less expensive than in United States
wine
$13.3 ($9.6 - $21)
11% is less expensive than in United States
bread
$2.7 ($1.5 - $4.4)
25% is less expensive than in United States