Food sales by outlet type, July 2009
Monthly sales of food, with taxes and tips, for all purchasers, by outlet type, for July 2009 (period 2009-07).
Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service - Food Expenditure Series, Monthly sales of food, with taxes and tips, for all purchasers, by outlet type (monthly, January 1997 to December 2025; fetched 2026-10-30) (file ers_fes_monthly_outlet.csv), fetched 2026-10-30. Period covered: the single month July 2009 (period 2009-07). Values are shown as published, with thousands separators; the heading beside each figure is the source's own column heading. Full source list and licence: About.
Figures for July 2009
| Series | Value |
|---|---|
| Food sales at limited-service restaurants (millions of nominal U.S. dollars) | $18,004.91 |
| Food sales at limited-service restaurant (millions of constant U.S. dollars (2025=100)) | $30,825.77 |
| Food sales at full-service restaurants (millions of nominal U.S. dollars) | $17,806.96 |
| Food sales at full-service restaurants (millions of constant U.S. dollars (2025=100)) | $30,484.85 |
| Food-at-home sales at grocery stores (millions of nominal U.S. dollars) | $30,517.04 |
| Food sales at grocery stores (millions of constant U.S. dollars (2025=100)) | $44,699.23 |
| Food-at-home sales at warehouse clubs and supercenters (millions of nominal U.S. dollars) | $11,298.12 |
| Food sales at warehouse club and supercenter (millions of constant U.S. dollars (2025=100)) | $16,544.09 |
| Total food-away-from-home sales (millions of nominal U.S. dollars) | $44,021.31 |
| Total food-away-from-home sales (millions of constant U.S. dollars (2025=100)) | $75,367.66 |
| Total food-at-home sales (millions of nominal U.S. dollars) | $49,490.33 |
| Total food-at-home sales (millions of constant U.S. dollars (2025=100)) | $72,480.95 |
| Total food sales (millions of nominal U.S. dollars) | $93,511.64 |
| Total food sales (millions of constant U.S. dollars (2025=100)) | $147,848.59 |
Nominal dollars are as published in the source file; the constant-dollar column is the source's own 2025=100 series.