Food Costs in Michigan

95
Food & groceries index
$410 /person
Monthly grocery spend
Below the U.S. average
Trend

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorMichiganUnited States
Grocery cost index95100

National ranking

Michigan ranks #6 of 35 states by grocery cost index.

#1Alaska3
#2Vermont18
#3Wyoming22
#4Texas93
#5Indiana94
#6Michigan95
#7Missouri95
#8Oklahoma95
#9Kentucky96
#10Tennessee96
#11Wisconsin97
#12Louisiana97
#13New Mexico97
#14South Dakota97
#15Washington97
#16Ohio98
#17Minnesota98
#18Illinois99
#19Georgia99
#20Montana99.8
#21Delaware100
#22Arizona100
#23North Carolina100
#24Virginia100.5
#25Utah101
#26Colorado101
#27Florida104
#28Oregon104
#29Rhode Island104
#30New Jersey106
#31New Hampshire108
#32New York108
#33Maine108
#34Massachusetts110
#35California112

Overview

In Michigan, food costs stands at 95 (grocery cost index). The U.S. figure for Grocery cost index is 100, versus 95 for Michigan. Other food costs indicators for Michigan — Monthly grocery spend: $410 /person; Trend: Below the U.S. average.

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  • Michigan grows more tart cherries than any other state, supplying roughly 75% of U.S. production.

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