Food Prices Increase 6.0 Percent Annually But Fall For The Third Consecutive Month
Food prices in New Zealand are 6.0 percent higher
than a year ago, but are cheaper in November 2023 than
October 2023, according to figures released by Stats NZ
today.
“The largest contribution to the annual change was grocery food, mainly driven by higher prices for fresh eggs, lollies, and peanuts,” consumers prices manager James Mitchell said.
In November 2023, the
annual increase was due to price rises across the five broad
food categories measured by Stats NZ. Price movements for
all five groups for the 12 months to November 2023, in order
of their contribution to the overall movement,
were:
- grocery food prices increased 7.0 percent
- restaurant meals and ready-to-eat food prices increased 7.5 percent
- fruit and vegetable prices increased 4.8 percent
- non-alcoholic beverage prices increased 5.8 percent
- meat, poultry, and fish prices increased 2.0 percent.
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