Canada’s Food Price Report
Canada’s Food Price Report predicts families to pay up to $800 more in 2025
Canada’s Food Price Report 2025 predicts food prices will continue to increase in 2025 – with a rise in food prices between 3 to 5 percent, an increase of up to $800 for a family of four.
Canada’s Food Price Report is an annual collaboration between research partners at Dalhousie University, the University of Guelph, the University of Saskatchewan, and the University of British Columbia. This cross-country research team uses historical data sources, machine learning algorithms, and predictive analytics tools developed over many years to make predictions about Canadian food prices.
“As public attention continues to focus on Canada’s food systems, the price and accessibility of food has become an indication of much larger questions for Canadian consumers and producers,” says Evan Fraser, director of the Arrell Food Institute at the University of Guelph. “The findings of this report, while indicating continued price increases, show a gradual slowing of inflation and reflect the impact of Canada’s efforts to increase resilience. A strong focus on innovation can drive further development and continue a trend of high production and increased access for Canadians.”
Previous Food Price Reports
See below for a list of links to previous Food Price Reports.