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Woermann Fresh offers the best value among A-Stores in 2025

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February 8, 2026
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An analysis of the annual cost of a specified grocery basket across the three A-Stores shows that Woermann Fresh was the most cost-effective option overall, recording the lowest average basket price for the year at N$1,356.31.

Although Woermann Fresh emerged as the cheapest on an annual basis, the lowest-priced store varied from month to month, with all three retailers reaching their minimum prices in October.

On average, Woermann Fresh’s basket was about N$9.58 cheaper than Food Lover’s Market and N$24.02 less expensive than SuperSpar, reinforcing its position as the most economical choice over the year. Prices across all three stores peaked around April and May, pointing to broader seasonal or market-wide factors influencing basket costs.

Basket Composition

•             Dairy & Fats: Long Life Full Cream Milk (1L), Cheddar Cheese (400g), Salted Butter (500g).

•             Produce: Potatoes, Lettuce, Cucumber, Tomatoes, Onions, Apples (all 1kg/p/kg or X1).

•             Protein: Chicken Breasts (p/kg), Sirloin Steak (p/kg).

•             Pantry Staples: White Bread (Loaf), Macaroni Pasta (500g), Basmati Rice (1kg), Olive Oil (1L), White Sugar (2kg).

•             Condiments: Salad Dressing (340ml), Tangy Mayonnaise (750g).

•             Household/Toiletries: Foam Bath (2L), Gel Toothpaste (100ml), Toilet Paper (18 Rolls), Dish Washing Liquid (750ml), Auto Washing Powder (2kg).

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