There is no doubt that different people around the world have different spending habits when it comes to food. Some are more likely to eat out and others are more likely to stay home. But when it comes to an average trip to the grocery store, what are the price differences from country to country? Are some families about to take advantage of the best savings rates because they are spending less on food?
Putting Together a Shopping List
The best way to compare prices is to assume that everyone is putting the same items in their basket. For this comparison theUnited States,United Kingdom,Spain,FranceandAustraliaand their prices are represented.
December 21st, 2011
Tushar Mathur
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