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Choppies offers April’s best retail value; Metro Hyper leads hypers

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May 4, 2025
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In April 2025, Choppies offered the most affordable standard grocery basket among retailers, totalling N$1,020.80. Pick n Pay followed closely with N$1,027.80, while Metro (Retail) and Shoprite recorded N$1,028.80 and N$1,031.80, respectively.

On the higher end, Spar remained the most expensive retailer at N$1,113.16, reflecting a 9.0% increase over the lowest-priced option.

In the hypermarket segment, Metro Hyper narrowly beat Woermann Brock Hyper (N$989.80), while Checkers Hyper came in at N$1,021.25, placing it slightly above its retail counterpart.

April 2025 Basket Price Comparison

Store TypeStore         Total Price                  % Difference from Lowest
Retailers   
Choppies       N$1,020.80                          –
Pick n Pay       N$1,027.80                          +0.7%
Metro       N$1,028.80                          +0.8%
Shoprite       N$1,031.80                          +1.1%
Checkers       N$1,035.80                          +1.5%
OK Foods       N$1,096.60                          +7.4%
Spar       N$1,113.16                          +9.0%
Hypermarkets   
Metro Hyper       N$980.80                          –
Woermann Brock        N$989.80                          +0.9%
Checkers Hyper       N$1,021.25                         +4.1%
    

Key Takeaways

  • Choppies now leads with the lowest basket total among retailers.
  • Pick n Pay, Metro, and Shoprite follow closely, all within 1.1% of the lowest.
  • Spar is still the most expensive option, with a N$92.36 difference from Choppies.
  • Metro Hyper remains the most affordable overall, including both retailer and hypermarket categories.
  • On an item-level, Metro Hyper and Woermann Brock Hyper dominate most categories.
  • Checkers Hyper offers strong value on daily staples like bread, sugar, and vegetables, but its total is still higher than Metro Hyper.

What’s in the Grocery Basket?

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

ItemLowest PriceStore with Best Price
Loaf of BreadN$10.99Checkers Hyper
Nola Cooking Oil (2L)N$74.99Shoprite, Choppies
Top Score Maize Meal (5kg)N$68.99Metro Hyper
Marathon Sugar (2.5kg)N$54.99Checkers Hyper, Checkers, Shoprite
Real Good Chicken Mix Port(1.5kg)N$87.99Metro Hyper
Beef Stew (1kg)N$91.99Metro Hyper
Mamas Rice (2kg)N$44.99Woermann Brock Hyper
Polana Pasta Macaroni (3kg)N$76.99Woermann Brock Hyper
Nammilk Fresh Milk (1L)N$19.99All stores (Except OK Foods & Spar)
Twinsaver Toilet Paper (9s)N$74.99Woermann Brock Hyper
Tomato Sauce Wellingtons (750ml)N$24.99Metro Hyper
Sunlight Washing Powder (2.2kg)N$57.99Metro Hyper
Rama Butter (500g)N$24.99Metro Hyper
Waldschmidt Eggs (18 medium)N$59.99Checkers/Metro Hyper (tie)
Sunlight Dishwashing Liquid (750ml)N$29.99Metro Hyper
Aquafresh Toothpaste (100ml)N$17.99Metro Hyper
Bar Soap (Protex, 150g)N$12.99Woermann Brock Hyper
Onions (1kg)N$19.99Checkers Hyper
Potatoes (1kg)N$21.99Woermann Brock Hyper
Tomatoes (1kg)N$21.99Metro Hyper

Our monthly grocery price survey helps you shop smart and save more. Stay tuned for next month’s update. Will Metro hold the lead? Who knows which store will take the top spot next?

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