Why is food shopping in Canada so expensive?

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

It's expensive everywhere. Our eggs are about to go up to $15. The yoghurt I used to always buy went up to $5. My baby's formula cost me $27 for a tin, while her nappies cost me $40. A bag of potatoes went up to $7.50.

[petitedollbabee]

I think it’s expensive everywhere lately. The groceries here in New Zealand have been insane with the price increases.

[gorydetails]

Because your government printed excess fiat money during the covid-19 scam. This made your money less valuable. Therefore prices went up.

[Sparkie460]

It's not just in Canada, it's everywhere. My weekly food bill went up 30% since before covid

[rigmarole]

Look up the food chain reaction game. It's a communist plot to starve people to death so that they can grab more power under the guise of climate change. So far their food inflation targets have been hit in the west for phase one and phase two inflation rates have been hit in the third world. They are really targeting the poor minorities at the moment, but eventually those targets they set will make it to western nations. If you're not growing food, you should be...

[Alex-Snow]

Maybe it is the imports or supply and demand?

[jahaims]

World economy is collapsing due to corrupt governments

[virtualwasp]

save on foods is cheap

[Taffy1234]

The new world order.

[Anonymous]

Not sure, but I've heard gas is expensive too.