US consumers paying over 22% more for their fruit than in 2019
In the US, households are spending over 20% more for the same fruits and vegetables than they were in 2019. This is the finding of a study by Category Partners based on four years of Nielsen IQ produce department data. Fruit inflation has been slightly higher, exceeding 22%, while vegetable price inflation was slightly lower at about 19%.
In 2019, the average fruit sold for $1.42
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