Food Costs in Virginia

100.5
Food & groceries index
$445 /person
Monthly grocery spend
Near the U.S. average
Trend

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorVirginiaUnited States
Grocery cost index100.5100

National ranking

Virginia ranks #24 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 Virginia, grocery cost index stands at 100.5 (food & groceries index). The U.S. figure for grocery cost index is 100, versus 100.5 for Virginia. Other grocery cost index indicators for Virginia — Monthly grocery spend: $445 /person; Trend: Near the U.S. average.

Did you know?

  • Virginia is a top-10 producer of tomatoes, peanuts and apples, which keeps some fresh produce close to home.

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