The Most Expensive Supermarkets to Buy in Spain, According to the Report of the OCU 2026
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Making the purchase causes more and more dent in the pocket of the Spaniards, but it also depends on where it is made. This is reflected in the annual study of the Organization of Consumers and Users (OCU), which analyses the prices of hundreds of establishments throughout Spain and allows to compare how much it costs to fill the basket in each of them. Specifically, the organization has analyzed 101,520 prices in 690 establishments, including o…
Featured Supermarkets Dani, Family Cash, Tifer Alcampo and Supeco in front of the most expensive Hipercor, El Corte Inglés, Supercor and Sánchez Romero
The hypermarkets of Alcampo del centro comercial Bonaire (Valencia) and Coia (Vigo) are the cheapest establishments; and supermarkets of Sánchez Romero, instead, the most expensive public markets: Barcelona debates the Mamdani model with unknowns about prices and scope Making the purchase already supposes to each household an average expense of more than 6,600 euros per year, according to the annual analysis of supermarkets carried out by the Or…
Lidl and Mercadona are also among the cheapest chains, while Alcampo repeats as the cheapest national option.
The average expenditure on basic products rises by 5.8% in a year, to an average of 6,607 euros per year, according to the OCU. Fresh products, led by fish, are the ones that increase in price the most
The OCU places the cheapest supermarket in Spain in Alcampo de Aldaia (Valencia). The difference with the most expensive reaches 1,310 euros per year. La entrada Goodbye to pay extra: the OCU unveils the cheapest supermarket in Spain and is in Aldaia aparece primero en Moncloa.
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