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Cukor Biely Kryštál, 1 Kg WWW.SME.SK 4 Dobrý nákup E–MAIL [email protected] Utorok 19. augusta 2008 Prehľad najnižších a najvyšších cien vybraných výrobkov nameraných v krajských mestách Najnižšia cena (Sk / euro) Názov výrobku Najvyššia cena (Sk / euro) Najnižšia cena (Sk / euro) Názov výrobku Najvyššia cena (Sk / euro) Cukor biely kryštál, 1 kg Detské piškóty Opavia, 120 g 24,90 Sk / 0,83 eura Coop Jednota, Rudohorská, Banská Bystrica 29,90 Sk / 0,99 eura Billa, Tatranská, CBA, Š.Moyzesa, Kaufland, Stavebná, 16,90 Sk / 0,56 eura M MARKET,Krivánska, M-MARKET, Banská Bystrica 18,50 Sk / 0,61 eura CBA, Š. Moyzesa, COOP Jednota, Rudohorská Coop, Bernolákova M Market, Krivánska, M-Market, Rudohorská, Rudohorská 20, Prima Zdroj, Kyjevské nám. COOP, Bernolákova Prima Zdroj, Kyjevské nám 14,22 Sk / 0,47 eura Metro*, Ivanka pri Dunaji Bratislava 19,00 Sk / 0,63 eura Tesko OD, Kamenné nám 19,90 Sk / 0,66 eura Tesco HM, Lamačská Bratislava 43,50 Sk /1,44 eura Teta, Dunajská 14,22 Sk / 0,47 eura Metro*, Americká trieda Košice 17,90 Sk / 0,59 eura Hypernova, Moldavská, Tesco OD, Hlavná, 19,90 Sk / 0,66 eura Tesco OD, Hlavná Košice 29,90 Sk / 0,99 eura Billa, Trieda KVP, Hypernova,M Market, Milk Agro, Brigádnická Ždiarska, Tesco HM,Trolejbusová 13,92 Sk / 0,46 eura Metro*, Hlohovecká cesta Nitra 17,90 Sk / 0,59 eura Billa, Hviezdoslavova, Hypernova, Akademická, 24,90 Sk / 0,83 eura NR-Zdroj, Dunajská Nitra 35,90 Sk / 1,19 eura Billa, Hviezdoslavova Tesco, Bratisl. cesta, Tesco OD, Štefanikova 23,90 Sk / 0,79 eura Milk Agro, Čsl. Armády Prešov 35,90 Sk / 1,19 eura SM Bala, sídl. Sekčov 15,90 Sk / 0,53 eura CBA Real Market, Bajkalská Prešov 21,90 Sk / 0,73 eura HPM Tesco, Volgogradská 19,90 Sk / 0,66 eura Hypernova Trenčín 33,90 Sk / 1,13 eura Zeotop „Civka“, Dlhé Hony 17,60 Sk / 0,58 eura Supermarket Bala, Hodžova Trenčín 19,40 Sk / 0,64 eura COOP Jednota, Soblahovská, COOP SM, Šoltésovej 19,90 Sk / 0,66 eura Tesco HM Trnava 29,90 Sk / 0,99 eura Billa MAX, Billa, Hospodárska 16,90 Sk / 0,56 eura PT Univerzál, Na Hlinách Trnava 20,90 Sk / 0,69 eura COOP Jednota, A. Kubínu 23,90 Sk / 0,79 eura Carrefour, COOP SM, Žilina 29,90 Sk / 0,99 eura Billa, Nešporová, CBA/Prima Zdroj, 15,77 Sk / 0,52 eura Metro*, Prielohy Žilina 18,90 Sk / 0,63 eura COOP SM, Slnečné námestie Slnečné námestie Hlinská, Tesco OD Tuk na pečenie Hera, 250 g Rastlinný tuk Rama classic, 400 g 19,50 Sk / 0,65 eura COOP Jednota, Rudohorská Banská Bystrica 24,90 Sk / 0,83 eura CBA, Š. Moyzesa, M MARKET, Krivánska, 43,90 Sk / 1,46 eura OD Prior, Robotnícka, Billa, Banská Bystrica 49,90 Sk / 1,66 eura CBA, Š. Moyzesa, M MARKET, Krivánska, COOP, Bernolákova M-MARKET, Rudohorská, Prima Zdroj, Tatranská ulica, Kaufland, M-MARKET, Rudohorská 20 Kyjevské nám. Stavebná ulica 18,90 Sk / 0,63 eura Albert, Romanova Bratislava 25,00 Sk / 0,83 eura Teta, Dunajská 38,90 Sk / 1,29 eura CBA, Bieloruská, Bratislava 53,90 Sk / 1,79 eura Teta Patriot, Dunajská 19,90 Sk / 0,66 euro Kaufland, Popradská, Carrefour, Alejová, Košice 24,90 Sk / 0,83 eura M MARKET, Ždiarska Podunajské Biskupice LIDL, Trieda Ludvíka Svobodu, Tesco 38,90 Sk / 1,29 eura Tesco HM, Trolejbusová 1, Košice 49,90 Sk / 1,66 eura M MARKET, Ždiarska HM,Trolejbusová,Tesco OD, Hlavná Mila /OC Dekort/, Americká Mila /OC Dekort/, Americká trieda trieda, Cottbus, Požiarnická 18,90 Sk / 0,63 eura Kaufland, Hviezdoslavova Nitra 24,90 Sk / 0,83 eura CBA/ Sama, Družstevná, CBA (Samka), 41,53 Sk / 1,38 eura Metro*, Hlohovecká cesta Nitra 49,90 Sk / 1,66 eura CBA/Sama, Družstevná, CBA (Samka), Chmeľová Chmeľová dolina Dolina, Hypernova, Akademická 19,90 Sk / 0,66 eura Kaufland, Levočská Prešov 25,50 Sk / 0,85 eura SM Bala, sidl. Sekčov 38,90 Sk / 1,29 eura HPM Tesco, Volgogradská Prešov 53,90 Sk / 1,79 eura SM Bala, sidl.Sekčov Tesco HM, Košická , HM Tesco, 38,90 Sk / 1,29 eura Tesco HM, Belá Trenčín 49,60 Sk / 1,65 eura ZEOTOP „Civka“, Dlhé Hony Volgogradská 43,90 Sk / 1,46 eura Billa ZOC MAX, F. Urbanka, Billa, Trnava 51,60 Sk / 1,71 eura PT Univerzál, Na Hlinách 19,90 Sk / 0,66 eura Kaufland, Električná, Trenčín 25,50 Sk / 0,85 eura ZEOTOP „Civka“, Dlhé Hony Hospodárska, Kaufland, Clementisa Lidl, Pod Juhom, Tesco HM, Belá 41,53 Sk / 1,38 eura Metro*, Prielohy Žilina 49,90 Sk / 1,66 eura CBA/Prima Zdroj, Hlinská, Koruna, OD Šok i Kamenná 19,90 Sk / 0,66 eura Kaufland, Clementisa, Lidl, Trnava 24,20 Sk / 0,80 eura PT Univerzál, Na Hlinách Tesco HM, Veterná 19,90 Sk / 0,66 eura Carrefour, Vysokoškolákov, Terno, Žilina 24,90 Sk / 0,83 eura CBA/Prima Zdroj, Hlinská Čokoláda Milka mliečna, 100 g OC MAX, Kaufland, Vysokoškolákov, 29,90 Sk / 0,99 eura MO Globus, Magurská, Kaufland, Banská Bystrica 34,90Sk / 1,16 eura CBA, Š. Moyzesa, M-MARKET, Rudohorská 20, Lidl, Vysokoškolákov, Tesco HM, Košická, Stavebná, LIDL, Tajovského, M MARKET, Krivánska, Prima Zdroj, Kyjevské nám. Tesco OD, Sedláčkov sad Tesco HM, Zvolenská cesta 29,16 Sk / 0,97 eura Metro*, Ivánka pri Dunaji Bratislava 37,90 Sk / 1,26 eura Teta patriot, Dunajská Tavený syr Karička prírodná, 8 porcií, 140 g 24,40 Sk / 0,81 eura Metro, Americká trieda Košice 34,90 Sk / 1,16 eura Supermarket Bala, Trieda Ludvíka Svobodu, M MARKET, Ždiarska 32,90 Sk / 1,09 eura Kaufland, Stavebná ul. LIDL, Banská Bystrica 42,90 Sk / 1,42 eura CBA, Š. Moyzesa, M MARKET, Krivánska, M-MARKET, 29,16 Sk / 0,97 eura Metro*, Hlohovecká cesta Nitra 35,90 Sk / 1,19 eura Supersam, Chrenovská Tajovského, Tesco HM, Zvolenská Rudohorská, Prima Zdroj, Kyjevské nám. 29,90 Sk / 0,99 eura Hypernova, Vihorlatská, Prešov 35,90 Sk / 1,19 eura CBA Real Market, Bajkalská, CBA, Sabinovská, 30,70 Sk / 1,02 eura Metro*, Ivanka pri Dunaji Bratislava 37,20 Sk / 1,23 eura Rema 1000, Fedinova Kaufland, Levočská, Tesco HM, Ideál Potraviny, Čsl.armády 26,06 Sk / 0, 87 eura Metro*, Americká trieda Košice 42,90 Sk / 1,42 eura M MARKET, Ždiarska Košická , HM Tesco, Volgogradská 29,90 Sk / 0,99 eura Billa, Hviezdoslavova Nitra 35,90 Sk / 1,19 eura CBA/Sama, Družstevná, CBA (Samka), Chmeľová Tesco OD, Námestie Legionárov Dolina, COOP Terno 541, Chrenovská, Hypernova, 29,90 Sk / 0,99 eura Hypernova, Štefánikova ulica, Trenčín 36,00 Sk / 1,19 eura COOP SM, Šoltésovej Akademická, Supersam, Chrenovská Kaufland, Električná, 29,90 Sk / 0,99 eura Billa, Čergovská Prešov 42,90 Sk / 1,42 eura M Market (CBA), Prostejovská Lidl, Pod Juhom, Tesco HM, Belá 24,90 Sk / 0,83 eura Supermarket Bala, Hodžova Trenčín 36,90 Sk / 1,22 eura Hypernova, Štefánikova 29,90 Sk / 0,99 eura Kaufland, Clementisa, Trnava 37,90 Sk / 1,26 eura COOP Jednota, A. Kubínu 32,50 Sk / 1,08 eura Elin, Clementisová Trnava 38,00 Sk / 1,26 eura PT Univerzál, Na Hlinách Lidl, Tesco HM, Veterná 28,80 Sk / 0,96 eura Metro, Prielohy Žilina 42,90 Sk / 1,42 eura CBA/Prima Zdroj, Hlinská 29,15 Sk / 0,97 eura Metro*, Prielohy Žilina 34,90 Sk / 1,16 eura CBA/Prima Zdroj, Hlinská Pur na riad, 1 l Pivo Pilsner Urquel, 0,5 l, fľaša 43,00 Sk / 1,43 eura Drogéria OD Prior, Dolná ul. Banská Bystrica 66,90 Sk / 2,22 eura CBA, Š. Moyzesa 21,90 Sk / 0,73 eura Prima Zdroj, Kyjevské nám. Banská Bystrica 32,90 Sk / 1,09 eura CBA, Š. Moyzesa 39,90 Sk / 1,32 eura Hypernova, Ivanská cesta Bratislava 68,80 Sk / 2,28 eura Tesco OD, Kamenné nám 24,90 Sk / 0,83 eura Billa, Bajkalská, Carrefour, Bratislava 31,90 Sk / 1, 06 eura Teta, Dunajská 50,90 Sk / 1,69 eura Mila /OC Dekort/, Americká trieda Košice 78,90 Sk / 2,62 eura Cottbus, Požiarnická Vajnorská 63,60 Sk / 2,11 eura Metro*, Hlohovecká cesta Nitra 83,50 Sk / 2,77 Dr. OG, Chrenovská, MAX 20,90 Sk / 0,69 eura M MARKET, Ždiarska Košice 28,90 Sk / 0,96 eura Supermarket Bala, Trieda Ludvíka Svobodu 49,90 Sk / 1,66 eura COOP Jednota, Matice Slovenskej Prešov 79,90 Sk / 2,65 eura CBA Real Market, Bajkalská 24,90 Sk / 0,83 eura Supersam, Chrenovská Nitra 28,30 Sk / 0,94 eura NR-Zdroj 037, Dunajská 39,90 Sk / 1,32 eura Hypernova, Štefánikova Trenčín 71,90 Sk / 2,39 eura Zdroj VOPO, Soblahovská 24,90 Sk / 0,83 eura Kaufland, Levočská Prešov 32,50 Sk / 1,08 eura Ideál Potraviny, Čsl. armády 62,90 Sk / 2,09 eura DM, Paulínska Trnava 71,90 Sk / 2,39 eura PT Univerzál, Na Hlinách 23,90 Sk / 0,79 eura Hypernova, Štefánikova Trenčín 29,50 Sk / 0,98 eura ZEOTOP „Civka“, Dlhé Hony, Bala. Hodžova 54,90 Sk / 1,82 eura Koruna, OD Šok, Kamenná Žilina 71,00 Sk / 2,36 eura Koruna, Solinky 26,90 Sk / 0,89 eura Billa, MAX, Trnava 30,80 Sk / 1,00 eura Elin, Clementisova Tesco HM, Veterná, Kaufland, Clementisa Rožky, 10 ks 26,06 Sk / 0,87 eura Metro*, Prielohy Žilina 29,90 Sk / 0,99 eura CBA/Prima Zdroj, Hlinská 15,00 Sk / 0,50 eura M-MARKET, Rudohorská Banská Bystrica 21,00 Sk / 0,70 eura MO Globus, Magurská 19,00 Sk / 0,63 eura Albert, Romanova, Billa, Bratislava 23,21 Sk / 0,77 eura Metro*, Ivanka pri Dunaji Banány, 1 kg Bajkalská, Carefour, Vajnorská, 31,50 Sk / 1,05 eura OD Prior, Robotnícka, COOP Jednota, Banská Bystrica 37,90 Sk / 1,26 eura MO Globus, Magurská CBA, Bieloruská, COOP Jednota, Pekná cesta Rudohorská, Terno, Aupark, Hypernova, Ivanská cesta, COOP, Bernolákova Kaufland, Trnavská cesta, LIDL, Jiráskova, 32,90 Sk / 1,09 eura Billa, Bajkalská, LIDL, Jiráskova Bratislava 39,90 Sk / 1,32 eura Albert, Romanova Tesco OD, Teta, Dunajská Tesco HM, Lamačská cesta 15,00Sk / 0,50 eura Milk Agro, Brigádnická, Košice 23,80 Sk / 0,79 eura Metro*, Americká trieda 29,90 Sk / 0,99 eura Carrefour, Alejová Košice 38,90 Sk / 1,29 eura Mila /OC Dekort/, Americká trieda Mila /OC Dekort/, Americká trieda, 30,80 Sk / 1,02 eura Metro*, Hlohovecká cesta Nitra 36,90 Sk / 1,22 eura Supersam, Chrenovská Cottbus, Požiarnícka 32,90 Sk / 1,09 eura Kaufland, Levočská, Prešov 36,00 Sk / 1,19 eura SM Bala, sidl.
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