The GroceryPulse research desk
Independent analysis / Canadian grocery pricesThe numbers.
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Public explainers and editorial articles on grocery prices, with current index analysis available to subscribers.
Where ten Toronto grocery items differ in price
A dated five-banner comparison shows how a short, carefully defined product list can focus a grocer’s next pricing review.
A grocery price can exist and still leave a food-basket gap
Five recorded listings show why product variants, package units and missing weights need separate checks before a basket comparison.
The $10 grocery gap hiding in six everyday items
A Vancouver comparison shows why the biggest percentage price gap is not always the biggest dollar difference—and why a small shopping list deserves its own price check.
A $95 grocery gap in the middle of a trade fight
GroceryPulse’s published comparisons show $92–$95 differences across selected food baskets in three cities. Here is how to read those gaps as Canada–U.S. trade tensions escalate.
Research led by Sung Ha Hwang, Co-founder and Research DirectorMedia enquiries: press@grocerypulse.ca. Contact the research desk for data and reporting enquiries.