US states by food-at-home sales

California had the highest food-at-home sales of 51 states in 2022, at $121.39 billion. District of Columbia had the lowest, at $1.58 billion. The median was $12.51 billion. Source: Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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Highest121,394California
Median12,508.451 states

Map of states, 2022

Alabama: 13,294.3 USD millionAlaska: 2,651.1 USD millionArizona: 22,555 USD millionArkansas: 8,588.2 USD millionCalifornia: 121,394 USD millionColorado: 19,118.6 USD millionConnecticut: 10,573.6 USD millionDelaware: 2,815.4 USD millionDistrict of Columbia: 1,578.8 USD millionFlorida: 66,666.2 USD millionGeorgia: 32,580.7 USD millionHawaii: 5,102.3 USD millionIdaho: 5,811.1 USD millionIllinois: 36,355.7 USD millionIndiana: 17,382.8 USD millionIowa: 9,054.3 USD millionKansas: 8,097.5 USD millionKentucky: 11,923.8 USD millionLouisiana: 12,508.4 USD millionMaine: 4,989.9 USD millionMaryland: 17,787.9 USD millionMassachusetts: 21,802.3 USD millionMichigan: 24,818.7 USD millionMinnesota: 16,440.8 USD millionMississippi: 6,610.4 USD millionMissouri: 17,324.7 USD millionMontana: 3,384.9 USD millionNebraska: 5,984.1 USD millionNevada: 9,461.6 USD millionNew Hampshire: 5,515.9 USD millionNew Jersey: 28,752 USD millionNew Mexico: 5,572.9 USD millionNew York: 54,265.2 USD millionNorth Carolina: 29,636.3 USD millionNorth Dakota: 2,242 USD millionOhio: 32,571.4 USD millionOklahoma: 7,109 USD millionOregon: 13,611.6 USD millionPennsylvania: 39,447.1 USD millionRhode Island: 2,829.4 USD millionSouth Carolina: 14,554.8 USD millionSouth Dakota: 2,414 USD millionTennessee: 21,247.3 USD millionTexas: 88,354.6 USD millionUtah: 9,979.7 USD millionVermont: 1,723.2 USD millionVirginia: 25,060.2 USD millionWashington: 31,253.6 USD millionWest Virginia: 3,828.8 USD millionWisconsin: 15,474.2 USD millionWyoming: 1,782.6 USD million
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USD million, 2022. Source: USDA ERS. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

All states, 2022

California: 121,394 USD millionCalifornia121,394Texas: 88,354.6 USD millionTexas88,354.6Florida: 66,666.2 USD millionFlorida66,666.2New York: 54,265.2 USD millionNew York54,265.2Pennsylvania: 39,447.1 USD millionPennsylvania39,447.1Illinois: 36,355.7 USD millionIllinois36,355.7Georgia: 32,580.7 USD millionGeorgia32,580.7Ohio: 32,571.4 USD millionOhio32,571.4Washington: 31,253.6 USD millionWashington31,253.6North Carolina: 29,636.3 USD millionNorth Carolina29,636.3New Jersey: 28,752 USD millionNew Jersey28,752Virginia: 25,060.2 USD millionVirginia25,060.2Michigan: 24,818.7 USD millionMichigan24,818.7Arizona: 22,555 USD millionArizona22,555Massachusetts: 21,802.3 USD millionMassachusetts21,802.3Tennessee: 21,247.3 USD millionTennessee21,247.3Colorado: 19,118.6 USD millionColorado19,118.6Maryland: 17,787.9 USD millionMaryland17,787.9Indiana: 17,382.8 USD millionIndiana17,382.8Missouri: 17,324.7 USD millionMissouri17,324.7Minnesota: 16,440.8 USD millionMinnesota16,440.8Wisconsin: 15,474.2 USD millionWisconsin15,474.2South Carolina: 14,554.8 USD millionSouth Carolina14,554.8Oregon: 13,611.6 USD millionOregon13,611.6Alabama: 13,294.3 USD millionAlabama13,294.3Louisiana: 12,508.4 USD millionLouisiana12,508.4Kentucky: 11,923.8 USD millionKentucky11,923.8Connecticut: 10,573.6 USD millionConnecticut10,573.6Utah: 9,979.7 USD millionUtah9,979.7Nevada: 9,461.6 USD millionNevada9,461.6Iowa: 9,054.3 USD millionIowa9,054.3Arkansas: 8,588.2 USD millionArkansas8,588.2Kansas: 8,097.5 USD millionKansas8,097.5Oklahoma: 7,109 USD millionOklahoma7,109Mississippi: 6,610.4 USD millionMississippi6,610.4Nebraska: 5,984.1 USD millionNebraska5,984.1Idaho: 5,811.1 USD millionIdaho5,811.1New Mexico: 5,572.9 USD millionNew Mexico5,572.9New Hampshire: 5,515.9 USD millionNew Hampshire5,515.9Hawaii: 5,102.3 USD millionHawaii5,102.3Maine: 4,989.9 USD millionMaine4,989.9West Virginia: 3,828.8 USD millionWest Virginia3,828.8Montana: 3,384.9 USD millionMontana3,384.9Rhode Island: 2,829.4 USD millionRhode Island2,829.4Delaware: 2,815.4 USD millionDelaware2,815.4Alaska: 2,651.1 USD millionAlaska2,651.1South Dakota: 2,414 USD millionSouth Dakota2,414North Dakota: 2,242 USD millionNorth Dakota2,242Wyoming: 1,782.6 USD millionWyoming1,782.6Vermont: 1,723.2 USD millionVermont1,723.2District of Columbia: 1,578.8 USD millionDistrict of Columbia1,578.8California: 121,394 USD millionCalifornia121,394Texas: 88,354.6 USD millionTexas88,354.6Florida: 66,666.2 USD millionFlorida66,666.2New York: 54,265.2 USD millionNew York54,265.2Pennsylvania: 39,447.1 USD millionPennsylvania39,447.1Illinois: 36,355.7 USD millionIllinois36,355.7Georgia: 32,580.7 USD millionGeorgia32,580.7Ohio: 32,571.4 USD millionOhio32,571.4Washington: 31,253.6 USD millionWashington31,253.6North Carolina: 29,636.3 USD millionNorth Carolina29,636.3New Jersey: 28,752 USD millionNew Jersey28,752Virginia: 25,060.2 USD millionVirginia25,060.2Michigan: 24,818.7 USD millionMichigan24,818.7Arizona: 22,555 USD millionArizona22,555Massachusetts: 21,802.3 USD millionMassachusetts21,802.3Tennessee: 21,247.3 USD millionTennessee21,247.3Colorado: 19,118.6 USD millionColorado19,118.6Maryland: 17,787.9 USD millionMaryland17,787.9Indiana: 17,382.8 USD millionIndiana17,382.8Missouri: 17,324.7 USD millionMissouri17,324.7Minnesota: 16,440.8 USD millionMinnesota16,440.8Wisconsin: 15,474.2 USD millionWisconsin15,474.2South Carolina: 14,554.8 USD millionSouth Carolina14,554.8Oregon: 13,611.6 USD millionOregon13,611.6Alabama: 13,294.3 USD millionAlabama13,294.3Louisiana: 12,508.4 USD millionLouisiana12,508.4Kentucky: 11,923.8 USD millionKentucky11,923.8Connecticut: 10,573.6 USD millionConnecticut10,573.6Utah: 9,979.7 USD millionUtah9,979.7Nevada: 9,461.6 USD millionNevada9,461.6Iowa: 9,054.3 USD millionIowa9,054.3Arkansas: 8,588.2 USD millionArkansas8,588.2Kansas: 8,097.5 USD millionKansas8,097.5Oklahoma: 7,109 USD millionOklahoma7,109Mississippi: 6,610.4 USD millionMississippi6,610.4Nebraska: 5,984.1 USD millionNebraska5,984.1Idaho: 5,811.1 USD millionIdaho5,811.1New Mexico: 5,572.9 USD millionNew Mexico5,572.9New Hampshire: 5,515.9 USD millionNew Hampshire5,515.9Hawaii: 5,102.3 USD millionHawaii5,102.3Maine: 4,989.9 USD millionMaine4,989.9West Virginia: 3,828.8 USD millionWest Virginia3,828.8Montana: 3,384.9 USD millionMontana3,384.9Rhode Island: 2,829.4 USD millionRhode Island2,829.4Delaware: 2,815.4 USD millionDelaware2,815.4Alaska: 2,651.1 USD millionAlaska2,651.1South Dakota: 2,414 USD millionSouth Dakota2,414North Dakota: 2,242 USD millionNorth Dakota2,242Wyoming: 1,782.6 USD millionWyoming1,782.6Vermont: 1,723.2 USD millionVermont1,723.2District of Columbia: 1,578.8 USD millionDistrict of Columbia1,578.8
USD million. Source: USDA ERS. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankStates2022
USD million
Change on 2021
1California121,394+6.2%
2Texas88,354.6+8.4%
3Florida66,666.2+8%
4New York54,265.2+5.7%
5Pennsylvania39,447.1+6.7%
6Illinois36,355.7+7.4%
7Georgia32,580.7+6.3%
8Ohio32,571.4+4.3%
9Washington31,253.6+4.9%
10North Carolina29,636.3+7.2%
11New Jersey28,752+8.5%
12Virginia25,060.2+6%
13Michigan24,818.7+5.5%
14Arizona22,555+7.9%
15Massachusetts21,802.3+6.3%
16Tennessee21,247.3+4.4%
17Colorado19,118.6+5%
18Maryland17,787.9+8.2%
19Indiana17,382.8+6.6%
20Missouri17,324.7+6.1%
21Minnesota16,440.8+8%
22Wisconsin15,474.2+5.9%
23South Carolina14,554.8+7.6%
24Oregon13,611.6+6.3%
25Alabama13,294.3+8.9%
26Louisiana12,508.4+7.4%
27Kentucky11,923.8+4.3%
28Connecticut10,573.6+6.1%
29Utah9,979.7+6.9%
30Nevada9,461.6+7.4%
31Iowa9,054.3+5.2%
32Arkansas8,588.2+4.8%
33Kansas8,097.5+5.3%
34Oklahoma7,109+6.9%
35Mississippi6,610.4+4.3%
36Nebraska5,984.1+9.1%
37Idaho5,811.1+9.3%
38New Mexico5,572.9+3.9%
39New Hampshire5,515.9+5.9%
40Hawaii5,102.3+5.6%
41Maine4,989.9+6.6%
42West Virginia3,828.8+2.4%
43Montana3,384.9+7%
44Rhode Island2,829.4+6.9%
45Delaware2,815.4+7.9%
46Alaska2,651.1+3.2%
47South Dakota2,414+6.8%
48North Dakota2,242+3.2%
49Wyoming1,782.6+6.2%
50Vermont1,723.2+2.9%
51District of Columbia1,578.8+6.9%

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About this ranking

Annual sales of food bought for preparation and eating at home in the state, including sales taxes and tips, to all purchasers, in millions of US dollars at current prices (USDA ERS Food Expenditure Series).

USDA Economic Research Service, Food Expenditure Series. US states and DC only; no national value is served because the national tables of the series are compiled differently and do not add up to the states. Sales include sales taxes and tips and cover purchases by households, businesses and governments, at current prices. Food at home is food bought at grocery stores, supercenters, convenience stores and other outlets for preparation at home; food away from home is meals and snacks bought at restaurants, schools, hotels and other places. Alcoholic drinks are not included. Recent years are revised when ERS updates the series.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the states are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

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USDA, Economic Research Service. Food Expenditure Series, state food sales with taxes and tips for all purchasers, food-at-home sales, millions of nominal US dollars. https://www.ers.usda.gov/media/5204/state-food-sales-with-taxes-and-tips-for-all-purchasers.csv?v=55730. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. (2026). Food Expenditure Series, state food sales with taxes and tips for all purchasers, food-at-home sales, millions of nominal US dollars (US states by food-at-home sales, 2022) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://www.ers.usda.gov/media/5204/state-food-sales-with-taxes-and-tips-for-all-purchasers.csv?v=55730

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Food Expenditure Series, state food sales with taxes and tips for all purchasers, food-at-home sales, millions of nominal US dollars, US states by food-at-home sales, 2022. Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1 June 2026, https://www.ers.usda.gov/media/5204/state-food-sales-with-taxes-and-tips-for-all-purchasers.csv?v=55730. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/food-at-home-sales/us-states?period=2022. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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Which state has the highest food-at-home sales?

California, with $121.39 billion in 2022, according to Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Which state has the lowest food-at-home sales?

District of Columbia, with $1.58 billion in 2022.

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