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Average retail price for cola type soft drinks in Canada from January 2014 to February 2019 (in Canadian dollars per 2 liters)

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August 2019

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Canada

Survey time period

January 2014 to February 2019

Supplementary notes

Statistics Canada collects prices for food, household supply and personal care items from food supermarkets and drugstores, prices for cigarettes from supermarkets, department stores, drug stores and tobacco shops, and prices for regular, unleaded gasoline from gas stations. Adapted from Statistics Canada, statcan.gc.ca, January 2014 to February 2019. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product.

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The average retail price for *** liters of cola type soft drinks was **** Canadian dollars in February 2019 in Canada. This price fluctuated throughout 2018, hitting a low of **** Canadian dollars in March, and a high of **** Canadian dollars in June and July. The average yearly price for *** liters of cola type soft drink has risen over the given period. In 2014, the average price was **** Canadian dollars, in 2018 this had risen to 2.08.

Price comparisons

Another main category of soft drinks is lemon-lime flavor. The average retail price for *** liters of these beverages was around **** Canadian dollars in 2018, over ** cents less than cola type soft drinks.

Consumer behavior

After bottled water, Coca Cola or Diet Coke was Canadian consumers’ favorite beverage as of June 2018. The lemon-lime soft drinks brands Sprite and Seven Up ranked in eighth and ninth place respectively. Around ** percent of consumers admitted to drinking soft drinks every day, whilst the majority of Canadians drank them a few times a month or less.