More grocery stores have increased their prices to consumers for an iconic No. 1 size can of Campbell's Condensed Tomato Soup. Here's how prices have changed since our previous snapshot of prices at ten of the U.S.'s largest grocery-selling retailers roughly two months ago.
- Walmart: $1.17/each, unchanged
- Amazon: $0.99/each, unchanged (Lowest)
- Kroger: $1.25/each, unchanged
- Walgreens: $1.50/each, unchanged when you buy 2 cans
- Target: $1.29/each, increase of $0.10 (+8.4%)
- CVS: $2.19/each, increase of $0.40 (+22.3%, Highest)
- Albertsons: $1.59/each, increase of $0.59 (+59.0%)
- Food Lion: $1.19/each, increase of $0.19 (+19.0%)
- H-E-B: $1.21/each, unchanged
- Meijer: $1.19/each, increase of $0.19 (+19.0%)
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Among these sellers, only Amazon continues to sell a can of Campbell's condensed tomato soup for under $1.00. The next lowest price available to consumers is Walmart's $1.17 per can.
Since Amazon sells many fewer cans of tomato soup than all these other grocery-selling retailers, that means most tomato soup-buying American households are now typically paying far more than $1.00 for each can of Campbell's tomato soup they buy. So much so that the trailing twelve month average of a can of Campbell's Condensed Tomato Soup has jumped to reach a new record high of $1.04 per can. The following chart presents the entire price history of a No. 1-size can of Campbell's Condensed Tomato Soup we've assembled to mark the occasion:
We anticipate the trailing twelve month average for Campbell's Tomato Soup will reach nearly $1.20 per can by the end of 2022. How long do you suppose Amazon might continue selling the product at what is now a deeply discounted sale price of $0.99?
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