Hallo zusammen,
Ich ziehe irgendwann im November in die Schweiz und dachte, ich informiere mich über die Supermarktpreise in der Schweiz.
Ich habe einen Reddit-Beitrag von vor etwa einem Jahr gelesen und frage mich, ob sich seitdem irgendetwas Wesentliches geändert hat. Beitrag: https://www.reddit.com/r/Switzerland/s/IX8iKVRgi9.
Ich habe auch diesen Artikel online gelesen, in dem stand, dass Denner überraschenderweise der teuerste Supermarkt ist. Artikel: https://www.iamexpat.ch/lifestyle/lifestyle-news/cheapest-supermarkets-switzerland-revealed.
Ich freue mich auf Ihre Erkenntnisse.
The cheapest grocery store in Switzerland? 2.0
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Obviously manor is the cheapest
Just check prices yourself once you are here. After all, price is just one factor, you also need to like the taste etc.
Your first link has some useful insights which are still correct The second one seems to be strange and lacks any details (e.g. the specific list of products involved), I would ignore that for now and just compare prices for the products I need.
Aldi/Lidl are likely to be cheapest. Then Migros, followed by Coop, and finally Manor. Your mileage may vary, by price and offering of course. And take a look at any local outdoor markets or mini market shops as you nay come across good deals. Ultimately I would say that the greatest saves are being able to shop by foot vs something that ends up wasting 5chf of fuel for a 2chf deal.
You’re in for a shock. Grocery prices in Switzerland are easily double that compared to neighbouring countries, especially when it comes to meat.