Latin America & Caribbean: cities with the highest groceries index 2020
Nassau was the city with the highest grocery prices in Latin America and the Caribbean, as of mid-2020. The capital city of Bahamas scored 76.56 in the grocery price index ranking that year, followed by the Puerto Rican capital of San Juan, with an index score of 73.71. According to the calculation system used for the ranking, this means that people living in these two cities paid for groceries 23.44 percent and 26.29 percent less than the inhabitants of New York City, the city used as base for the index.
