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Dominican Republic

Food Prices in Dominican Republic — August 2026

There is no price index for Dominican Republic yet — the World Bank ICP dataset does not cover it. Real prices can still be reported and will appear here once reviewed.

Real grocery prices

Price per unit in your currency

Prices known for 4 of 10 items — help fill the rest
  • Milk 1 L
    open data
    $1.39
    -21% World (base = 100)
  • Eggs 12 pcs
    open data
    $1.98
    -42% World (base = 100)
  • Chicken 1 kg
    open data
    $3.05
    -48% World (base = 100)
  • Rice 1 kg
    open data
    $2.00
    -12% World (base = 100)
  • Bread 500 g loaf
  • Water 1.5 L bottle
  • Cheese 1 kg
  • Tomatoes 1 kg
  • Potatoes 1 kg
  • Beer 0.5 L bottle
Monthly basket, 1 person
Directional: 4 milk + 2 eggs + 4 chicken + 4 rice
$29.72
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Data: WhereNext (CC BY 4.0, January 2026)

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Recent real receipts

Real purchases logged in this country (crowdsourced, local names)

  • aceto di mele
    ponti
    Supermercados Nacional Máximo Gómez, Santo Domingo 18 Jan deal
    100 DOP
  • Palomitas de maíz para microondas
    Country Barn, Country Barn Foods · 3
    Hipermercados Ole, Santo Domingo 9 Oct
    175.01 DOP
  • Vive 100% Blueberry
    Vive 100%
    Hipermercados Ole, Santo Domingo 7 Oct
    43 DOP
  • Bebida de almendras
    Líder
    Supermercado Nacional, Santo Domingo de Guzmán 19 Jul
    114.95 DOP

Data: Open Food Facts — Open Prices (ODbL)

Historical data not yet available
About the data: The VanBasket Index is based on World Bank ICP 2021 food price level data, adjusted monthly using IMF CPI. World average = 100. Index > 100 means food is more expensive than the global average. API for developers →
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