According to the latest report by consumer advocacy group Choice, Aldi has once again been recognised as the most affordable ...

Grocery price inflation has come a long way since hitting 13.5% in the summer of 2022, but January saw a notable jump with prices up 1.9% from the same month last year, up from 1.2% in January 2024.

Grocery price hikes continue to hit Aussies hard, with 12 out of 14 supermarket categories more expensive than just three months ago. ... What’s going up, what’s coming down in Australia.

Canada: A 1.36 kg bag of onions at No Frills is C$3.49. Winner: Onions in Australia are just slightly cheaper. Tomatoes. Australia: Tomatoes at Coles are AU$9.50 per kilogram, which is C$8.65 ...

Grocery prices ‘surge’ ... In Western Australia, the weekly spend on groceries has jumped about $36 year-on-year, its research showed. Remote areas feeling the hit the most .

Australia’s two largest supermarket chains sued over fake-discount claims. The country’s regulator found that Woolworths and Coles hiked the price of Oreos, Kleenex and other staples before ...

Australia — in third with the price the groceries between $324—$332. New Zealand — the most expensive with a cost ranging from $342—$409 . But, that's not quite the full story.

UBS Australia's Evidence Lab, which tracked online prices of 60,000 grocery items at Coles and Woolworths, found prices increased by 9.6 per cent in the 12 months to April.

Grocery prices have surged significantly since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, both in the United States and abroad. Food consumed at home — everything from bread and meat to fruit and dairy ...

From 2020-2021, food prices were primarily driven by shifting consumption patterns and supply chain disruptions resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, reported the USDA.

Grocery prices ‘surge’ ... In Western Australia, the weekly spend on groceries has jumped about $36 year-on-year, its research showed. Remote areas feeling the hit the most .

Grocery prices ‘surge’ ... In Western Australia, the weekly spend on groceries has jumped about $36 year-on-year, its research showed. Remote areas feeling the hit the most .