How much does a shopping cart cost us? Inflation today (we’ve read, heard and tested it now too) is at a record high because it hasn’t been so high since 1985 and the exorbitant bill fills in the rest. So, now more than ever, savings is where you can need it. Other consumptionAs it has done for 30 years now, it has also prepared the list of cheapest supermarkets for 2022, after a survey conducted from March 7 to April 1, 2022. 67 cities including Bologna Analyzing 1,171 stores and more than 1.6 million prices. What emerges from this survey? Prices change according to the brand, but even in the same supermarket chain there are differences in the receipt. And who has raised their prices more than others since 2021? This interesting survey always tells us: “It is the opponents who give us more of the burden of inflation: the top 10 of the 26 brands of price increase are these chains. The most stable supermarkets and supermarkets.”
When reading data from Altroconsumo, it appears that i supermarkets Cheaper than Bologna They are: Conad store on Via Larga, Esselunga in Piazza degli Etruschi, via Emilia Ponente and via Guelfa. Then there’s Hypercoop of the Centro Lame, Conad of via Emilia Levante, Hypercoop of the Centro Borgo, Eurospar of via delle Armi and Interspar of via dell’Industria. And the list goes on.
Below are the cheapest supermarkets in Bologna (number in wide It is the index and indicates the most suitable string. If the index is 110, for example, this means that prices are 10% more expensive than the cheapest mark in Italy which already has an index of 100)
CONAD SPACE Vialarga, via Larga 10 110
ESSELUNGA SUPERSTORE Piazza degli Etruschi 2, Casalecchio di Reno 112
ESSELUNGA via Emilia Poniente 72 112
ESSELUNGA Store via Guelfa 13, ang. Via Lenin, Luke. San Vitale 113
IPERCOOP Center via Marco Polo 3 113
CONAD Store via Emilia Levante 6 114
IPERCOOP Centroborgo via Marco Emilio Lepido 184 114
EUROSPAR via delle Armi 12 116
INTERSPAR via dell’Industria 12 116
CONAD CITY via Enrico De Nicola 1 118
CONAD viale Antonio Silvani 3/7 119
EUROSPAR via Giuseppe Di Vittorio 4 119
Carrefour Gran Reno via Marilyn Monroe 2/9, Casalecchio di Reno 120
PAM via Guglielmo Marconi 28 / A 120
COOP & COOP via Amilcare Ponchielli 23 121
Bam via Bellaria 47 121
37 – Miravel Viale Tito Carnacini 123
COOP via Casciarolo 3 123
EUROSPAR via Ottaviano Mascherino 10 123
Giovanni da Verrazano Giovanni Marco Polo Square 6 123
COOP via Andrea Costa 156/2 124
WFP via di Corticella 3 124
Carrefour Market via Don Luigi Storzo 37/39 125
Sigma via de corticella 186 133
How the survey works: This is how the price survey is done
Altroconsumo also explains the method of the survey: without notifying the stores, the surveyors registered 1.671 million prices in 67 cities, in 125 hypermarkets, 700 supermarkets and 346 discount stores, selected on the basis of criteria ensuring their representation in the region. For each of the 126 product categories (most bought according to Istat), we recorded prices, including promotions, for all products on sale, but only if they were off the shelf. This allows you to rebuild your shopping experience, since the lack of a potentially suitable product limits your savings possibilities.
In the tables of 67 cities, you can find the most convenient and superior ranking for shopping with branded products. In the tables of the chains, at the beginning of the special offer, you will find the ratings of brands at the national level (mixed shopping, branded products, cheaper products, private labels). Indicator 100: Prices are processed based on calculations and weights. Thus we get an index based on 100, which measures how expensive brands and stores are at both the national and local levels.
Maximum savings in the city: annual savings, indicated near the cheapest point of sale in each city, are calculated by translating
Indicators based on 100 in annual spending (to do this, we consider the average annual spending of Italian families in the super, in 2021 equal to 6,780 euros according to Istat). To get the savings, we finally calculated the difference between the last (most expensive) and the first (cheapest) store.
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