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Choppies reclaims Most Affordability Lead in June 2025

by reporter
July 6, 2025
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In June 2025, Choppies re-emerged as the most affordable retailer, with a total grocery basket cost of N$1,063.78, making it N$7.00 cheaper than last month’s most affordable basket. Whereas OK Foods emerged as the priciest with a total basket cost of N$1,157.78, resulting in a N$94.00 difference between the two baskets.

Rank and total cost changes

StoreJune 2025 TotalMay 2025 TotalPrice Change% ChangeRank Movement
ChoppiesN$1,063.78N$1,105.85-N$42.07-3.8%↑ 1 rank
ShopriteN$1,082.28N$1,070.78+N$11.50+1.1%↓ 1 rank
Pick N PayN$1,099.78N$1,154.78-N$55.00-4.8%↑ 1 rank
MetroN$1,109.06N$1,160.78-N$51.72-4.5%↑ 1 rank
CheckersN$1,147.79N$1,122.79+N$25.00+2.2%↓ 2 ranks
SparN$1,156.79N$1,186.74-N$29.95-2.5%↑ 1 rank
OK FoodsN$1,157.78N$1,178.78-N$21.00-1.8%↓ 1 rank

Choppies emerged as the most affordable retailer this month. Despite not recording the largest overall price drop, its pricing remained competitive enough to secure the top spot. Out of a total of 22 items surveyed, the prices of 8 items remained unchanged, 8 items prices decreased, and 6 items prices increased.

Despite a modest 1.1% increase, Shoprite managed the rank of second most affordable, with only a N$18.00 difference between it and Choppies.

Pick n Pay saw the largest total basket cost drop with its basket decreasing by 4.8, resulting in it moving up a rank and earning a spot in the top 3 most affordable retailers.

Despite a 1.8% decrease in its total basket cost compared to last month, OK Foods dropped a rank and became this month’s most expensive retailer.

Notable Price increases and drops:

Increases:

  • Pick N Pay: Sunlight Dish Washing Liquid increased by 21.0%, from N$32.99 to N$39.99
  • Spar: Wellingtons Tomato Sauce increased by 15.0%, from N$33.99 to N$38.99
  • OK Foods: Rama Butter increased by 10.0%, from N$29.99 to N$32.99

Decreases:

  • Pick N Pay: Soap decreased by 25.0%, from N$15.99 to N$11.99
  • OK Foods: Potatoes decreased by 15.6%, from N$31.99 to N$26.99
  • Checkers: Tastic Rice decreased by 15.0% from N$54.99 to N$46.99

Commodity Spotlight: Sunlight Dishwashing Liquid 750ml

Sunlight Dishwashing Liquid, an everyday essential, relatively maintains the same price range across all 7 selected retailers, with only a N$6.00 difference between the cheapest and most expensive prices.

  • Choppies retains the lead as the most affordable retailer, offering the Sunlight Dishwashing Liquid at just N$36.99.
  • Metro, Shoprite, and Checkers all come in at N$37.99, demonstrating strong price alignment and competitive positioning.
  • OK Foods rounds out the list as the least affordable, with the item priced at N$42.99.

What’s in our basket and which retailer offers the lowest price?

ItemPrice (N$)Store
White BreadN$12.99Metro
Cooking OilN$59.99Choppies
Top Score Maize MealN$69.99Shoprite
White SugarN$49.99Checkers
ChickenN$74.99Choppies
MinceN$109.99Pick N Pay
Tastic RiceN$42.99Pick N Pay
Polana Macaroni PastaN$84.99Shoprite
Long Life Milk Full CreamN$20.99Pick N Pay
2 Ply Toilet PaperN$65.99Choppies
Wellingtons Tomato SauceN$29.99Choppies
Sunlight Washing PowderN$62.99Pick N Pay
Sunlight Dish Washing LiquidN$36.99Choppies
Rama ButterN$27.99Pick N Pay
EggsN$56.99Choppies
SoapN$9.99Spar
Aquafresh ToothpasteN$24.99Metro
OnionsN$29.99Metro
PotatoesN$26.99Shoprite
TomatoesN$28.99Spar
Canned PilchardsN$25.99Shoprite
Canned MeatN$29.99Choppies


The Brief’s monthly grocery price survey helps you shop smart and save more. Stay tuned for next month’s update.

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