Price check · Vancouver, BC

What chicken stock costs in Vancouver today

Tracked every day at the 10 grocery banners with Vancouver stores, from their own listings. No averages, no estimates, no markup.

10 of 10 banners carry it5 on sale this week

Prices at Vancouver stores last confirmed . We re-check every day.

Best value in Vancouver today

$1.50

$0.17 per 100ml

Real Canadian Superstore· 900 ml

Same measure, both ends: $0.17 per 100ml here versus $0.47 at the priciest Vancouver banner. That gap is why the shop matters.

Every Vancouver store, best value first

Ranked by price per 100ml, so a bigger bag can win - sticker price alone would just favour the smallest package.

StoreProductPrice
Real Canadian Superstorebest valuechicken broth with white wine · 900 ml$1.50sale
$2.29
No Frillschicken broth · 900 ml$1.79
Safewaycompliments broth chicken 900 ml · 900 ml$1.99sale
$2.29
Save-On-Foodswestern family - chicken broth · 946 ml$2.29sale
$2.59
PriceSmart Foodswestern family - chicken broth · 946 ml$2.29sale
$2.59
Loblaws City Marketchicken broth · 900 ml$2.29
Your Independent Grocerchicken broth · 900 ml$2.29
Marketplace IGAaurora - chicken broth 946ml · 946 ml$2.59sale
$3.29
Fresh St. Marketcampbell's - broth - chicken 900ml · 900 ml$3.79
Urban Farecampbell's - chicken broth · 900 ml$4.19

Prices are from a representative Vancouver-area store per banner. Stock and price can vary slightly between locations of the same chain.

Dinners that use chicken stock, priced in Vancouver

Complete plates costed against these same shelf prices.

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chicken stock in Vancouver, answered

How much does chicken stock cost in Vancouver?
The best value in Vancouver right now is Real Canadian Superstore at $1.50 for 900 ml ($0.17 per 100ml). We check 10 Vancouver banners every day, so this moves with the weekly sales.
Which Vancouver store has the cheapest chicken stock?
It changes week to week, which is exactly why it is worth checking. Discount banners usually win on staples, but a weekly special at a full-service store often beats them outright. The table above ranks by price per unit rather than by sticker price, so a larger pack can come out ahead of a small cheap one.
Are these Vancouver prices exact?
They come from each chain's own online listings for a representative Vancouver-area store, refreshed daily. Prices and stock can vary a little between locations of the same banner, and delivery platforms add their own markup on top of shelf prices.