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Metro records the most affordable hyper store basket in February 2026

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March 14, 2026
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A comparison of selected grocery and household essentials across hyper stores shows that Metro (Kleine Kuppe) recorded the most affordable basket in February 2026. The total basket at Metro stood at N$821.81, slightly lower than Woermann Brock (Otjomuise) at N$830.81, resulting in a modest difference of N$9.00 between the two retailers.

Overall, prices between the two stores were fairly similar, with only small differences across individual items influencing the final basket totals. The results suggest that both hyper stores remain highly competitive, with only minor variations in overall pricing.

Metro’s lower basket was largely supported by competitive prices on core staples, including bread, maize meal, sugar and onions. In contrast, Woermann Brock offered better value on several household and pantry items, such as toilet paper, washing powder, tomato sauce and potatoes, helping to keep its basket close to Metro’s total.

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Overall, the February 2026 comparison between hyper stores shows very little difference in the total cost of the basket, with Metro (Kleine Kuppe) emerging as the most affordable option slightly lower than Woermann Brock (Otjomuise).

For shoppers primarily buying staple foods, Metro (Kleine Kuppe) may offer slightly better overall value. However, consumers looking to purchase household cleaning products and selected pantry items could find better deals at Woermann Brock (Otjomuise). Given the small difference in total basket costs, shoppers may benefit from comparing prices or taking advantage of promotions at either store, depending on the items they need most.

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