What are you paying

[Jigger Boss]

5.19 for homo milk, and 4.89 for 2% in town.

 

[burnt]

I really haven't seen where milk in the US is much cheaper than Canadian prices. Yet a lot of consumers complain that supply management is costing them so much!

 

[Anonymous]

$3.75-4.00 locally-- the closer you get to the oil patch the price is $5-6...

 

[OldDog/NewTricks]

$2.29 1/2 gal last night

 

[Silver]

When we buy a "gallon" of milk in Canada we get 4 liters. How does that compare with what you get in the US?

 

[burnt]

A US gallon is about 3.78541178 litres. Google said so!

 

[Silver]

A US gallon is about 3.78541178 litres. Google said so!

So I guess if that's how they get their milk then our prices are even closer than they appear?

 

[Aaron]

A US gallon is about 3.78541178 litres. Google said so!

So I guess if that's how they get their milk then our prices are even closer than they appear?

If your milk is $6 on the CD side for 4 litres and $3 on the US side for 1 US gallon, than the CD equivalent to a US gallon would be $5.68. If you factor in current exchange, your looking at about a difference of $2.38/gallon