As Namibia is part of the Southern African Customs Union (Sacu), the increases are also effective in Namibia. [more]
To give you an idea on the supermarket prices in South Africa, we set up a list of what we think are the most typical items travellers on the road usually buy. It hopefully helps planning your holidays in South Africa. Safe travels! [exchange rates in the daily news]
- bread - from R4.20/loaf
- Rama Margarine - from R10.00/250gr
- eggs (large) - from R9.00/6ea
- fruit jam - from R6.00/225gr
- peanut butter - from R14.50/250gr
- baked beans - from R5.50/can
- bacon - from R20.50/250gr
- milk - from R7.50/1l
- muesli - from R28.00/750gr
- yoghurt (plain) - from R4.80/175gr
- cheese - from R22.00/200gr (sliced gouda/cheddar)
- fruits - price depending on season... relatively cheap
- bottled water (still) - from R3.40/500ml
- coke - from R8.60/500ml
- juice - from R10.00/1l
- biscuits - from R2.00/33gr
- pasta - from R8.80/500gr (macaroni)
- pasta sauce - from R8.50 (instant)
- instant soup - from R3.00/60gr (Brown Onion Soup)
- boerewors - from R55.00/1kg
- steak - from R70.00/kg
- chakalaka - from R10.00/can (410gr)
- chutney - from R15.00/bottle (420gr)
- hot sauce - from R10.00/bottle (250gr)
- potato chips - from R3.50/30gr
- bovril - from R20.00/125gr
- marmite - from R20.00/125gr
- beer - from R8.00/330ml (Castle)
- beer - from R9.00/330ml (Windhoek)
- cider - from R8.99/330ml (Hunters Dry)
- cider - from R10.50/330ml (Savanna Dry)
- wine - from R15.00/bottle R55.00/3l box
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