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The French network turned out to be the cheapest in July. Prices increased in all an average of PLN 3 in a month

Daily purchases risen in July in 9 out of 13 analyzed networks, and the average price of a shopping basket increased by one to a month by 0.99 percent – according to the ASM SFA report. The cheapest shopping, just like in June, could be done in Auchan, and the most had to be paid at net.

The French network turned out to be the cheapest in July. Prices increased in all an average of PLN 3 in a month
The French network turned out to be the cheapest in July. Prices increased in all an average of PLN 3 in a month
photo: Cezary Pecold / / Forum

The authors of the report reminded that, according to CSO data, the prices of consumer goods and services in July 2025. Compared to the same month of last year, they increased by 3.1 percent, and in relation to the previous month they were higher by 0.3 percent. This is the lowest level of inflation for many months.

“Although the price dynamics decreases, we are still dealing with increases in stores, which customers feel at everyday shopping. This is due to rising labor costs, transport and energy, as well as price fluctuations in agriculture, which are particularly affected by fresh products. In July, it is clear that food and economic chemistry remain susceptible to jumping changes – tea or shampoo Cheap. Price differences between the most expensive and the cheapest network of almost PLN 71 show that consumers are more and more willing to compare offers and look for savings, and the competition between sales channels – especially traditional and e -grocers – will increase in the following months.

The data shows that in July this year. The average price of a shopping basket containing the most popular everyday items increased by month to a month by PLN 3.15, i.e. 0.99 percent. and amounted to PLN 319.58. The increase in prices was recorded in nine networks, and in the remaining four prices of the surveyed products were lower than in June this year. The largest increase in the average price of the shopping basket took place in the Auchan network – 6.04 percent, while the largest decline in Polomarket stores – 4.38 percent. Like a month ago, only 2 on 13 networks covered by the study average basketball prices amounted to less than PLN 300.

Analyzing the basket, which consisted of products with the lowest prices among all stores of the surveyed chains, you should pay PLN 236.39, PLN 4.15 more than in June this year. In turn, by adopting the highest prices, for the same set of products offered at the highest price you had to pay PLN 375.37, PLN 6.13 less than in June this year. The difference between the cheapest and the most expensive basket in July this year. amounted to PLN 138.98 and was 10.28 PLN lower than in June this year.

The report shows that Auchan still persists at the top of the ranking of the lowest prices. The average cost of a shopping basket in this network was PLN 283.59. It is an increase of PLN 16.14, i.e. by 6.04 percent Compared to June, when the cheapest shopping basket was also recorded on this network.

The second place in the ranking was taken by the Makro Cash & Carry network, where you had to pay PLN 16.36 more for the same basket, and Kaufland with a basket was 38.54 more expensive than in Auchan.

The highest value of the shopping basket in July this year. It was recorded in the net network, where PLN 354.43 had to be paid for an analogous set of products.

Among the categories of traditional networks, the cheapest purchases could be done in cash & carry stores – for PLN 305.24. In the list of sales channels, the highest average prices of the surveyed products in the shopping basket were recorded in the E -Grocera channel – PLN 378.18. However, the cheapest purchases – PLN 310.26 – could be done in hybrid networks.

Among the 40 products studied, which were included in the study, the highest availability was guaranteed by: Selgros Cash & Carry and Intermarché – 94 percent, Carrefour – 91 percent. and Kaufland – 88 percent However, the lowest availability of products was found in Dino stores – 68 percent.

ASM SFA study showed that in July this year. Among the 15 products of the greatest importance for consumers, the most in a monthly basis was the hair shampoo – by 8.09 percent. and tea – 5.35 percent However, the largest reductions concerned tomatoes – 13.44 percent.

The study analyzes the prices of an example shopping basket, which included the most popular FMCG articles from basic categories including: dairy products, meat, sausages and fish, economic chemistry, cosmetics, fruit and vegetables, fat products. ASM SFA studies prices of 40 products of the same brands and the same weights in 13 commercial chains in both traditional stores and in the e-commerce channel.

The average price of the shopping basket in July increased by PLN 3.15 MDM

The average price of the shopping basket in July increased by PLN 3.15 MDM, i.e. by 0.99 percent. and amounted to PLN 319.58 – said ASM SFA research agency.

The increase in prices was recorded in nine networks, and in the other four prices of the surveyed products were lower than in June.

The largest increase in the average price of the shopping basket took place in the Auchan network (6.04 pproc.), While the largest decrease in Polomarket stores (4.38 percent).

In July, in 2 on 13 networks covered by the study, average basketball prices were less than PLN 300.

“Inhibition of inflation, visible in July data of the Central Statistical Office, does not yet mean a real improvement in the situation for consumers. Although the price dynamics is falling, we are still dealing with increases in stores, which customers feel in everyday shopping. This is due to several factors: rising labor costs, transport and energy, as well as price fluctuations in agriculture, which are particularly affected by fresh products”

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Ashley Davis

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