How Much Groceries Cost in Different Countries
Do you find yourself stunned every time you have to pay at the supermarket? Groceries keep getting more expensive; there’s no escaping it. What are everyday groceries like in other countries? These people photographed their shopping baskets to give you an idea.
Those concerns about the household budget aren’t specifically Dutch; everyone worries about their budget. Prices are rising all over the world. In America, for example, due to inflation the average supermarket has become 40 percent more expensive. Ouch, that’s quite a lot! And yet those price increases remain somewhat abstract until you see what you can buy when you spend 30 euros on groceries, or what you pay for a full cart. These photos offer a unique insight.
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- Dit is Canada, 69 dollar boodschappen.
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- 70 euro, Australië. Valt niet mee toch?
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- 2000 Yen boodschappen in Japan – dat is 15 euro.
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- Voor maar 20 dollar krijg je dit mee uit de supermarkt in Venezuela.
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- 100 dollar in Chicago, wauw wat een tafel vol!
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- 80 pond in Engeland.
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- Dit geloof je niet: 4 dollar in Argentinie.
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- 29 euro in Zwitserland.
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- Brazilie, volop groente voor 35 dollar.
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