Sales of Supermarkets and Self-Services Fell Again
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The big chains sold 2.1% less than in the same month of 2025; they chain seven months of year-on-year decline and accumulate in the year a regression of 2.7%
On Wednesday, the INDEC disseminated the surveys of supermarkets, wholesalers and shopping centers of July: the big chains sold 2.1% less, accumulated 2.7% of the decrease in the year and reduced their establishment to 95,383 employees. The shoppings grew 1.9% and Patagonia recorded the highest nominal rise in the country, 30.8%.
Sales re-leaded in supermarkets, self-services, wholesalers and traditional shops.In the electronic channel and pharmacies rose, without improving the average The entry Consumption does not float: sales fell again in supermarkets, self-services, wholesalers and shops was first published in El Ciudadano.
The turnover of supermarkets reached $2.59 billion in July at current prices, with a nominal rise of 25.8% year-on-year. Among the items that recorded the greatest increases were meat, with 39.5%; greenery and fruit, with 30.6%; drinks, with 27.7%; and dairy, with 25.6%.
The two items had falls in the year-on-year comparison. As for July, sales in wholesalers had a slight advance. Read more
According to the latest INDEC report, 25.9% paid for their supermarket purchases with a debit card, 16.6% in cash and 15.6% with other means, whose use grew 63.8% year-on-year. The average ticket was $34,981.
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