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Food price inflation in South Sudan

Annual change in food prices in South Sudan in June 2026: +21.1%. Monthly series since 2009, from the national consumer price indices compiled by FAO.

+21.1%food price inflation, year on year
+25.0%overall inflation, same month
28,401.4food price index (2015 = 100)
+336.3%change in food prices over five years
+513.2%highest annual food inflation since 2000 (December 2016)

Food and overall inflation over ten years

Year-on-year change, month by month
  • Food
  • All items
  • World median, food
-200%0%200%400%600%2017201820192020202120222023202420252026+25.0%+21.1%+2.6%
-200%0%200%400%600%2017202020232026+25.0%+21.1%+2.6%

A positive gap means food prices rose faster than prices overall.

Year by year

Average of the monthly year-on-year changes

YearFoodAll itemsGap (percentage points)
2026+25.1%+25.4%-0.3
2025+139.7%+132.1%+7.6
2024+90.3%+93.8%-3.6
2023-8.6%+2.7%-11.3
2022-8.8%-6.5%-2.3
2021+22.4%+12.2%+10.2
2020+25.9%+32.6%-6.7
2019+109.4%+88.2%+21.1
2018+75.6%+93.3%-17.8
2017+237.0%+240.3%-3.4
2016+348.6%+351.5%-2.9
2015+60.0%+52.1%+8.0
2014+2.8%+1.8%+1.0
2013-1.9%+1.7%-3.6
2012+60.4%+47.3%+13.1
2011+65.7%+46.6%+19.1
2010+0.7%+1.3%-0.5
2009+5.2%+5.1%+0.1

Source: FAOSTAT, Consumer Price Indices (FAO), CC BY 4.0, update of 20 October 2026 · Shelfpedia calculations: overall inflation, yearly averages, gap, five-year change.

FAO. 2026. FAOSTAT: Consumer Price Indices. Accessed on 24 October 2026. https://www.fao.org/faostat/en/#data/CP Licence: CC-BY-4.0.