Updated April 2026

White bread Price in Guatemala 2026

What white bread costs in Guatemala: our retail estimate is Q0.5 (unit), $0.07 USD, alongside official MAGA wholesale prices for La Terminal and CENMA.

Q0.5
per unit
Our estimate
A retail price we estimate for a traditional market. No source publishes it.
Estimate GTQ
Q0.5
Guatemalan Quetzales
Estimate USD
$0.07
Converted at Q7.63/USD (Banguat)
Unit
unit
Our estimate, no published source
Measured

Official wholesale price (MAGA)

MAGA’s wholesale basket for La Terminal and CENMA does not cover this product, so there is no official figure on this page to check the estimate above against.

Pan frances (French bread rolls) are a breakfast staple across Guatemala. Small, crusty rolls sold individually at bakeries and corner stores, they are typically eaten with butter, cream, or beans. Most neighborhoods have a local panaderia that bakes fresh bread daily, and delivery bicycles circulate neighborhoods in early mornings announcing fresh bread.

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Sources, figure by figure: the wholesale price on this page comes from MAGA (Guatemala's Ministry of Agriculture, open data), with the market and observation date shown in the block above. The exchange rate is Banguat's daily reference (Q7.63/USD). The retail price in the headline and the per-department table are our own estimates: no source publishes them, they are not MAGA or INE data, and they have not been re-surveyed since March 2026.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does white bread cost in Guatemala?

We estimate white bread at around Q0.5 per unit ($0.07 USD) in a traditional market; supermarket prices run 20-40% higher. That figure is our own estimate, not a published price. The official MAGA wholesale quote for La Terminal and CENMA, where MAGA tracks this product, is shown on the page with its market and observation date.

Where is the cheapest place to buy white bread in Guatemala?

Traditional markets (mercados) offer the lowest prices for white bread in Guatemala. La Terminal and CENMA in Guatemala City have the largest selection. Agricultural departments often have lower prices than Guatemala City.