New study finds South Dakota has the fifth least expensive groceries in the nation

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — While grocery prices have increased, there’s good news if you’re a South Dakotan.

A new study says South Dakotans spend the fifth least on groceries in the nation.

The analysis by Filterbuy found that per capita annual grocery spending in South Dakota amounts to $3,138, compared to the national average of $3,480.

South Dakota residents allocate 7.5% of all household spending on groceries.

More from the study:

Out of all U.S. states, residents of South Dakota spend the 5th least on groceries. Here is a summary of the data for South Dakota:

  • Grocery spending as a share of total: 7.5%
  • Per capita annual grocery spending: $3,138
  • Per capita annual total spending: $41,825
  • Percentage change in grocery spending (2019–2020): +10.8%

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