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SuperSpar Leads the Pack with Cheapest Basket in July 2025

by reporter
August 11, 2025
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For cost-conscious shoppers looking to make every dollar count, SuperSpar delivered the best value in July. With a total basket price of N$1,466.44, SuperSpar claimed the top spot as the most affordable A-store, as per our latest price comparison survey covering 23 everyday grocery and household essentials across Woolworths, SuperSpar, Food Lover’s Market, and Woermann Fresh.

Key Highlights from the July Survey

  • SuperSpar stood out with consistently low prices on key staples such as Macaroni Pasta (N$13.99), White Bread (N$15.99), and Olive Oil (N$84.99) — helping it secure the top position overall.
  • Woermann Fresh followed closely behind, just N$3.84 (N$ 1,470.28) more expensive than SuperSpar. The store offered highly competitive prices on items like Onions (N$27.99) and Dishwashing Liquid (N$28.99).
  • Food Lover’s Market came in third with a basket total of N$1,478.77. While it offered unbeatable prices on fresh produce, its overall ranking was pulled down by higher prices on select items like Toilet Paper (N$149.99) and Gel Toothpaste (N$31.99).
  • Woolworths remained the most expensive among the four, with a total of N$1,975.93, over N$500 more than SuperSpar due to steep prices on items such as Olive Oil (N$353.95 – store brand ) and Sirloin Steak (N$285.95 per kg).

Best Store by Category (Selected Items)

Biggest Price Gaps

  • Olive Oil showed the widest price disparity, ranging from N$79.99 at Woermann Fresh to a staggering N$353.95 at Woolworths.
  • Toilet Paper also revealed weighty variation, priced at N$114.99 at SuperSpar compared to N$179.99 at Woermann Fresh.

Both Woermann Fresh and Food Lover’s Market remain strong contenders, especially for shoppers focused on produce and cleaning items.

Special Focus: Best Store for Salad Lovers

Planning a fresh, healthy meal? This month’s spotlight was on salad ingredients  specifically: lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, and salad dressing. The most affordable combination was found at Food Lover’s Market, making it the ideal choice for shoppers prioritizing fresh produce.

This finding reinforces the idea that while SuperSpar wins for overall affordability, savvy shoppers can still benefit from targeted visits to other retailers, depending on their needs.

As households continue to navigate rising food costs, this monthly price comparison serves as a valuable guide for consumers aiming to make informed decisions and maximize their budgets.

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