Bottled water (16.9 oz) price in Jacksonville.
Live shelf prices for bottled water (16.9 oz) (24-pack) across all four major grocery delivery services in Jacksonville, FL.
Bottled water (16.9 oz) · 24-pack
South Urban- Instacart — AldiCheapest$3.65
- Walmart+$3.97
- Amazon Fresh (Prime)$4.37
- Instacart — Whole Foods$6.95
Shelf price only — total delivered cost depends on basket size, fees, and tip.
Compare full basketHow we got these numbers
- Instacart — Aldi:Category multiplier against Walmart base, adjusted for South Urban ($3.65)
- Walmart+:Regional baseline ($3.97)
- Amazon Fresh (Prime):Category multiplier against Walmart base, adjusted for South Urban ($4.37)
- Instacart — Whole Foods:Category multiplier against Walmart base, adjusted for South Urban ($6.95)
Live observations come from public weekly ads (Aldi, Whole Foods) and BLS Average Retail Food Prices, refreshed daily. Estimates use a per-category multiplier calibrated to NPR, Consumer Reports, and Tasting Table grocery comparison studies.
Why this category prices the way it does
Beverages — coffee, juice, soda — have the widest pricing band because shelf-pricing competition is fierce, but online delivery pricing often drops the in-store discounts.
Jacksonville grocery context
Jacksonville is Publix country — Publix operates 60+ stores across the metro and is most locals' default grocer. Publix delivers via Instacart with strong coverage. Among our four national services tracked, Walmart+ has the next-broadest physical footprint, with stores in Mandarin, Arlington, the Northside, and Orange Park. Aldi has been expanding rapidly in NE Florida — multiple new stores opened in 2023-2024.
Publix via Instacart is the local favorite but typically 10-15% above Walmart+ on equivalent items. For weekly shopping, Walmart+ or Instacart-Aldi consistently beats Publix on price; Publix wins on prepared foods and produce quality.
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