Holiday Food Prices Projected Up 7% from Last Year, 18% from Two Years Ago
National supermarket data confirms slower food price inflation with consumers seeing smaller price increases when shopping for 2023 Christmas meals. According to a data analysis and forecast prepared by Category Partners, the price of purchasing Christmas dinner at a supermarket will be approximately 7% higher than in 2022. The forecast was derived using supermarket sales data provided by NielsenIQ collected from more than 35,000 food stores in the United States.
The data analysis shows that a basic Christmas dinner in 2023 purchased from a supermarket...
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