Ural Federal District: average shopping basket shrinks 3%
14 August 2015 (13:05)
UrBC, Moscow, August 14, 2015. On average, Ural Federal District's grocery shoppers spent 455 RUR at a supermarket at a time, which was 3% less than a year earlier, Romir reports.
In the country on the whole, the figure is up by 3.2%, up to 559 RUR (the same as last month). Average basket's worth increased by 1.3% in cities with the population of over 1m people, by 1% in cities with 500,000 to 1m residents, and remained the same as a few months ago in cities with under 500,000 people.
When broken down by supermarket size, the figures still don't look very different from several months earlier: the average basket's worth went up by 12 RUR in hypermarkets (+1.2%), went down by 19% in supermarkets (-4%), increased by 4.6% in old-fashioned smaller shops, and decreased by 1 RUR in discounter stores.
The average basket's worth is calculated on the basis of shopping records of 10,000 Russian citizens living in cities with the population of over 100,000 people.
In the country on the whole, the figure is up by 3.2%, up to 559 RUR (the same as last month). Average basket's worth increased by 1.3% in cities with the population of over 1m people, by 1% in cities with 500,000 to 1m residents, and remained the same as a few months ago in cities with under 500,000 people.
When broken down by supermarket size, the figures still don't look very different from several months earlier: the average basket's worth went up by 12 RUR in hypermarkets (+1.2%), went down by 19% in supermarkets (-4%), increased by 4.6% in old-fashioned smaller shops, and decreased by 1 RUR in discounter stores.
The average basket's worth is calculated on the basis of shopping records of 10,000 Russian citizens living in cities with the population of over 100,000 people.
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