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July hyperstore snapshot: Metro grocery basket

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August 9, 2026
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Metro Basket Cost Jan–Jul 2026: data points with monthly values (Jan 831.81, Feb 821.81, Mar 856.81, Apr 870.81, May 848.81, Jun 975.8, Jul 990.8).

As Windhoek’s only hyperstore surveyed, Metro (Kleine Kuppe) offers consumers a wide range of grocery and household products under one roof.

The cost of the July grocery basket totaled N$990.80, based on a basket of 20 essential food and household items.

The basket included staple food items such as bread, maize meal, rice, sugar, cooking oil, chicken, mince, milk, and pasta, as well as household essentials including toilet paper, dishwashing liquid, washing powder, toothpaste, and soap. Fresh produce, such as onions, potatoes and tomatoes, were also included.

Horizontal bar chart of the Metro basket for July 2026, listing grocery items with two price bars per item (current vs. reference).
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Among the food staples, Top Score Maize Meal (5kg) was priced at N$75.99, Tastic Rice (2kg) at N$39.99, White Sugar (2.5kg) at N$54.99, while a 2-litre bottle of cooking oil retailed at N$69.99. Fresh meat products included 1.5kg whole chicken at N$86.99 and mince at N$129.99 per kilogram.

Household essentials included, 2-ply toilet paper (9 rolls) priced at N$75.99, Sunlight Washing Powder (2kg) at N$65.99, and Sunlight Dishwashing Liquid (750ml) at N$32.99.

Fresh produce prices stood at N$21.99/kg for onions, N$29.99/kg for potatoes, and N$32.99/kg for tomatoes.

Conclusion & Consumer Takeaway

Overall, the July Metro grocery basket provides a snapshot of the cost of purchasing a selection of everyday household essentials and food items, with the total basket costing just under N$1,000.

Disclaimer:

The data presented in this report is independently collected by The Brief. The prices are verified by the respective stores prior to publication.

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