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March 2025 grocery price check: Checkers snatches the top spot!

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March 30, 2025
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Checkers now offers the most affordable grocery basket at just N$945.74, marking a big shift from February when Metro had the lowest prices.

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Why is Checkers the Most Budget-Friendly Choice?

A killer deal on 9-pack Twinsaver toilet paper (350 sheets) for N$69.99, a competitive price for 1L Nammilk Full Cream Milk at N$19.99, and the cheapest 3kg Pasta Polana Macaroni at N$76.99 helped secure Checkers’ top spot. If saving a few bucks is on your agenda, Checkers is your go-to store this month!

How Did Other Stores Compare?

  1. Checkers – The cheapest store this month, with a total basket cost of N$945.74.
  2. Shoprite – Close behind at N$985.81, maintaining budget-friendly pricing.
  3. Spar – Priced at N$1,003.80, slightly above Shoprite but still affordable.
  4. Choppies – Holding steady with a basket cost of N$1,020.80, remaining a solid option for budget-conscious shoppers.
  5. Pick n Pay – Coming in at N$1,036.25, with moderate increases on select household essentials.
  6. OK Foods – Slightly higher at N$1,051.95, mainly due to fresh produce prices.
  7. Metro – The most expensive store this month, with a total basket cost of N$1,126.92, largely driven by higher prices on staple goods like beef stew and pasta.

And What About Hypermarkets?

If you prefer shopping for a variety of items at once, Woermann Brock Hyper is the best bet, with a total cost of N$1,004.80. It offered the most competitive pricing on staple products like 5kg Top Score Maize Meal (N$79.99) and 750ml Sunlight Dishwashing Liquid (N$31.99).

Checkers Hyper followed closely, with a basket cost of N$1,026.80, reflecting slight increases in fresh produce such as onions (N$24.99 per kg) and potatoes (N$32.99 per kg).

Metro Hyper was the most expensive hypermarket this time around, at N$1,085.80, largely due to the steep prices of beef stew (N$199.99 per kg) and 3kg Pasta Polana Macaroni (N$84.99).

Key Takeaways

  • Checkers steals the crown for affordability this month!
  • Tomatoes are pricey! (Maybe it’s time to start a backyard garden?)
  • Beef stew remains one of the biggest price shifters—watch for deals!
  • Hypermarkets aren’t always cheaper—this month, regular Checkers beat them all!

What’s in the Grocery Basket?

Our price comparison is based on a standard grocery basket that includes:

  • Loaf of bread
  • 2-litre Nola Sunflower Oil
  • 5kg Top Score Maize Meal
  • 2.5kg Marathon White Sugar
  • 1.5kg Real Good Chicken
  • 1kg Beef Stew
  • 2kg Mama Rice
  • 3kg Pasta Polana Macaroni
  • 1-litre Nammilk Full Cream Milk
  • 9-pack Twinsaver Toilet Paper (350 sheets)
  • 700ml Wellington Tomato Sauce
  • 1kg Sunlight Washing Powder
  • 750ml Sunlight Dishwashing Liquid
  • 500g Rama Butter

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