Survey: New Yorkers spend the least on groceries compared to other states
American families spend an average of $270 per week on groceries, with New Yorkers spending slightly less at $266.
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Jan 23, 2024, 12:18 PM
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Updated 525 days ago
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yesterdayThe Census Bureau's Household Pulse Survey shows New Yorkers spend less on groceries than residents of other states.
American families spend an average of $270 per week on groceries, with New Yorkers spending slightly less at $266.
California tops the list, with families spending $297 per week.
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