Prices compared across borders: Shopping in Poland is so much cheaper!

Prices compared across borders: Shopping in Poland is so much cheaper!

In the region around Schwedt, shopping in Poland is attracting more and more people. A recent supermarket check showed that prices for soft drinks in Poland, especially in the town of Chojna not far from the border, are often significantly cheaper than in German discounters. A 2-liter bottle of Coca-Cola in Biedronka Chojna only costs 2.32 euros (9.89 zloty), while at Aldi in Schwedt you already have to pay 1.59 euros for a 1.25-liter bottle. This is a welcome opportunity for many families to save on shopping. Moz.de reports that...

The offer is particularly attractive at Biedronka Chojna, where a no-name Cola is available for just 1.17 euros (4.99 zloty). Bargain hunters can also find lemonade: 2 liters of lemon and orange lemonade only cost 70 cents. In comparison, Aldi in Schwedt offers the cheapest lemonade for 0.49 euros per 1 liter, while the prices for Coca-Cola and Pepsi in Edeka Schwedt, for example, are significantly higher. You quickly realize that you are doing a good deal here if you are willing to cross the border.

Price differences and market developments

According to the platform SupermarketCheck.de Food prices have changed significantly in recent years. Prices have risen noticeably, especially since 2021 and 2022, which has influenced shopping experiences in Germany. It is important for consumers to monitor the progression of these price increases because inflation has a direct impact on their wallets. However, in May 2023, Poland recorded price increases of 15.7% compared to the previous year, which is the largest increase in some time.

The differences in food prices between Poland and Germany are not only a sign of globalization, but also the result of varying living standards, production conditions and transport costs. A comparison of prices shows that many products such as bread, milk and also fruit and vegetables are often cheaper in Poland than in Western Europe. Poland has a good market position, especially when it comes to fresh food Jawis.com.pl declares that….

Family friendly shopping

For many families in the Schwedt area, shopping in Poland not only means savings, but also a larger selection of products. The greatest variety of food can often be found at Edeka in the Oder Center. Shopping in Poland becomes a shopping experience with many advantages. This price awareness is becoming more valuable than ever for many households, especially in times of rising living costs.

It remains to be seen how prices will develop in the future, as forecasts suggest further increases, albeit at a slower pace than in recent years. But the same applies again and again: If you buy smartly, you can save a considerable amount at the checkout and at the same time take advantage of the fresh, high-quality selection of Polish supermarkets.