Canadian families could spend $800 more on groceries in 2025, with food prices expected to rise by 3 to 5% due to climate change, labour challenges, and global events.
The annual Food Price Report predicts meat prices could go up by 6%, while vegetables and restaurant bills may increase by 5%.
Experts warn that unexpected factors like extreme weather or policy changes could push costs even higher, making budgeting more challenging for households.
The annual Food Price Report predicts meat prices could go up by 6%, while vegetables and restaurant bills may increase by 5%.
Experts warn that unexpected factors like extreme weather or policy changes could push costs even higher, making budgeting more challenging for households.
