
The December 2025 wholesalers’ comparison shows a clear continuation of recent pricing patterns, with NAMICA once again offering the most affordable overall bulk basket at N$1,217.92. Windhoek Cash & Carry follows closely at N$1,230.60, while Metro and Wecke & Voigts remain at the higher end of the price range.
Although price differences across wholesalers tend to be narrower than in retail supermarkets, December’s results still reveal meaningful savings for buyers sourcing bulk staples.
Wholesaler Standings – December 2025
- NAMICA – Competitive across almost every staple, especially cooking oil and wheat flour. Their pricing strength keeps them firmly in the lead.
- Windhoek Cash & Carry – Strong pricing on chicken and fresh milk, making it a smart alternative for buyers looking for both cost efficiency and consistent stock.
- Metro – Offered four of the eight cheapest items among wholesalers. Strong on rice, sugar, and pasta; however, higher chicken and cooking oil prices weigh down the total basket.
- Wecke & Voigts – Remains the most expensive basket overall. More suited to customers prioritizing convenience over savings.
What’s Driving the Price Differences?
Cooking Oil Makes a Big Impact
One of the largest price gaps this month is on cooking oil. NAMICA sells the 5L bottle for N$162.99, significantly cheaper than Metro’s N$212.99. For bulk buyers, this single item can shift purchasing decisions.
Chicken Prices Diverge
Windhoek Cash & Carry offers the best price on 4kg chicken at N$179.95. Wecke & Voigts is the highest at N$220.50, contributing to their more expensive total basket.
Flour, Sugar, Top Score, Rice & Macaroni
NAMICA offers the cheapest vetkoek flour (10kg) at N$134.99.
Metro leads on Top Score, sugar, macaroni, and rice — but the savings on these items are offset by higher meat and oil prices.

Conclusion & Consumer Takeaway
December’s wholesale landscape shows less volatility than retail, but the price gaps remain large enough to influence shopping decisions, especially for families, caterers, and small businesses buying in bulk.
NAMICA’s continued lead positions it as Namibia’s most budget-friendly wholesaler, while others remain competitive only on selected items.








