The survey, which was released by Dalhousie University, also found that 53 per cent of Canadians were looking to change their food shopping habits in 2020 to offset the costs of food inflation.

Food prices in Canada are expected to rise between two and four per cent in 2020, the report by Dalhousie University and the University of Guelph suggests.

Inflation is right on the Bank of Canada's ideal target, meaning there's no pressure for the central bank to increase or cut interest rates based on consumer prices.

Your food bill is set to grow again in 2019, according to a new report from two Canadian universities.

Canadians are in for higher food prices next year – and over half of that cost increase will come from restaurant and ready-to-eat meals.

Canadians, too, enjoy the discounts.

Here's what two Canadian experts had to say

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A new report out of Dalhousie University says the average Canadian family will spend around $420 more on food in the coming year.

Mass deportations of undocumented workers from the U.S. could make fruit and vegetables unaffordable - or unobtainable - for Canadians, a food expert warns.