Commercial items such as those above are costly, that's a little extreme for anyone to buy, but all storebought items such as that are freighted up by plane. You can get the frozen cans of juice for around 5$ instead.
Interestingly not many people do go hungry up there. Pilot biscuts, bread (around 4$), dry soup, milk (7.50/2l), and some canned fruit, tea & Coffee is what's bought the most by the people, although junk food is becoming a problem with kids.
For their main source of food the people buy Bullets. Every local in Nunavut (maybe except a few white people) eat locally hunted meat: Caribou, Muskox, Seal, Ptarmigan, Fish, and other various asundries of wildlife you never thought could be eaten. Those that catch too much give the food to family members and friends that can't hunt very often if not at all due to age. For those of you wondering about the Vitamin C & D deficiantcies, eating certain meats uncooked actually have those vitamins. Cooking meat usually loses nutrients, so many people still eat it raw(frozen) or dried.... :x Dammit, now I'm hungry! and I want Ptarmigan!!
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