Now we pay on average for basic grocery shopping in Poland PLN 100 and 50 groszy – according to the analysis of PanParagon application experts. This means that in a week the price of purchases increased by PLN 2.92, i.e. by 3%. The dynamics of price growth is also increasing – a week ago it was only 0.7%.
It's not all bad news. The psychological limit of PLN 100 was also broken. The last time we paid this much for purchases was in July this year.
An increase of almost 17%.
Red peppers are the most expensive. Here we have a price increase of as much as 16.7%. on a weekly basis. Currently, 1 kg of pepper costs PLN 11.44. Tomatoes are also becoming more expensive – by 7.7%, and we now pay an average of PLN 12.21 per 1 kg.
The prices of apples (by 2.9%), carrots (by 2.5%) and white sugar (by 1.9%) are not as spectacular.
But there is also better news. Potatoes are apparently getting cheaper – by as much as 5.8%. By 2.8 percent Broccoli is 1.5% cheaper than a week ago. we will pay less for butter.
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Why do we analyze receipts?
Data from receipts tell us the truth about how much Poles pay on average for individual items. We analyze 14 basic products that are on the shopping lists of most Poles.
PanParagon is a popular application that allows you to search for promotions and store receipts. Every month, approximately 2 million proofs of purchase enter the system. Such extensive, anonymous data from receipts allows us to create reliable analyzes regarding, among others: actual product prices, real inflation or current purchasing trends.
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The tool is used by residents of both large cities and smaller centers. Both those who buy in discount stores and those who prefer local grocery stores. This gives us a full price range.
Author: Mateusz Madejski, journalist of Business Insider Polska
