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Food price inflation by country, July 2026: ranking

In July 2026, Australia had the highest rate among 19 countries (3.2%) and Sweden the lowest (-6.6%). 4 countries rose from the previous month and 14 fell. The euro area figure was 0.8%.

These figures are the 12-month change in a price index (how fast prices rose), not the price level or the size of a bill.

RankCountryLatestPeriodChange from previous monthDefinitionSource
1Australia3.2%2026-07-0.1ppFood component of the national CPIAustralian Bureau of Statistics
2Canada3.05%2026-07-0.43ppFood component of the national CPIStatistics Canada
3U.S.2.7%2026-070ppFood component of the national CPIU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
4Portugal2.3%2026-07-0.8ppHICP foodEurostat (European Commission)
5Spain1.7%2026-07-0.3ppHICP foodEurostat (European Commission)
6UK1.3%2026-07-0.4ppFood component of the national CPIOffice for National Statistics (UK)
7Italy1.3%2026-07-0.5ppHICP foodEurostat (European Commission)
8Norway1.1%2026-07-1.3ppHICP foodEurostat (European Commission)
9France1%2026-07+0.1ppHICP foodEurostat (European Commission)
10Ireland0.6%2026-07+0.1ppHICP foodEurostat (European Commission)
11Germany0.5%2026-07-0.1ppHICP foodEurostat (European Commission)
12Finland0%2026-07-0.3ppHICP foodEurostat (European Commission)
13Belgium-0.1%2026-07+0.3ppHICP foodEurostat (European Commission)
14Netherlands-0.3%2026-07+0.3ppHICP foodEurostat (European Commission)
15Austria-0.5%2026-07-1.9ppHICP foodEurostat (European Commission)
16Poland-0.7%2026-07-0.5ppHICP foodEurostat (European Commission)
17Switzerland-0.9%2026-07-0.1ppHICP foodEurostat (European Commission)
18Denmark-2.1%2026-07-0.6ppHICP foodEurostat (European Commission)
19Sweden-6.6%2026-07-0.4ppHICP foodEurostat (European Commission)
Regional average (not ranked)Euro area0.8%2026-07-0.3ppHICP foodEurostat (European Commission)

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