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NAMICA recorded the cheapest wholesale basket in february 2026

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March 15, 2026
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A comparative analysis of selected bulk grocery staples across four major wholesalers in Windhoek shows that NAMICA takes back its crown as the most affordable basket in February 2026. NAMICA recorded the lowest total basket at N$1,240.93, while Wecke & Voigts remains the most expensive at N$1,323.40.

The difference between the cheapest basket (NAMICA – N$1,240.93) and the most expensive basket (Wecke & Voigts – N$1,323.40) amounted to N$82.47. Consumers purchasing this full basket could therefore save up to N$82.47, depending on where they shop.

Between NAMICA and Windhoek Cash & Carry (N$1,275.27), the price difference was N$34.34, while the gap between NAMICA and Metro (N$1,308.92) stood at N$67.99.

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Key Price Observations

  • Cooking Oil (4L) was cheapest at Windhoek Cash & Carry (N$160.95), while Metro recorded the highest price (N$212.99).
  • Marathon Sugar (10kg) and Tastic Rice (10kg) were most affordable at NAMICA.
  • Macaroni Pasta (5kg) was also lowest at NAMICA.
  • Wheat Flour (10kg) was priced at N$142.99 at Windhoek Cash & Carry and Metro.
  • Wecke & Voigts recorded relatively higher pricing on flour, milk and rice, contributing to the highest basket total.

Conclusion and Consumer Takeaway

The February 2026 wholesale basket comparison shows meaningful price differences across major wholesalers in Windhoek. While Windhoek Cash & Carry remains competitive on certain staple items, NAMICA offered the lowest overall basket cost for the selected goods in February. For bulk buyers and small retailers, strategic store selection remains important in managing input costs and protecting margins.

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