Walmart and Chedraui Launch Weekly Produce and Meat Promotions

Major supermarket chains in Mexico, including Walmart and Chedraui, introduced their weekly promotional events featuring discounts on essential products, fresh fruits, vegetables, and meats. The campaigns offer budget-friendly pricing options for families preparing their weekly grocery shopping.

For its weekly promotion on November 10, 2026, Walmart rolled out special pricing across physical locations and digital platforms. The one-day event featured seasonal produce and protein items designed to support household economies with lower costs on everyday necessities.

Among the produce highlights at Walmart, shoppers found Hass avocados priced at $42.00 per kilo and Chiapas bananas at $18.00 per kilo. Additional fruit selections included Anjou pears at $40.00 per kilo, oranges at $28.00 per kilo, and select berries such as blackberries, raspberries, and blueberries offered at $50.00 per package.

The meat and poultry department at Walmart also included promotional pricing. Options featured frozen white Nile tilapia at $239.00 per kilo, Marketside skinless tilapia fillets at $62.00 for 500 grams, and oriental basa white fillets priced at $72.00 per kilo. In addition, bone-in chicken breast was listed at $172.00 per kilo.

Simultaneously, competing supermarket chain Chedraui launched its multi-day promotional event for November 10 and 11, 2026. The retailer featured discounted goods across its inventory, covering fresh produce, meats, fish, and cold cuts available through both physical stores and online delivery services.

Chedraui's catalog featured competitive pricing on staples, offering Chiapas bananas at $13.50 per kilo, carrots at $14.90 per kilo, and seedless limes at $15.00 per kilo. Further discounts included white onions at $29.50 per kilo and white potatoes alongside other regional favorites.

For proteins, Chedraui advertised white basa fillets at $72.00 per kilo, down from a previous price of $99.00, and American-cut fresh chicken breast at $89.90 per kilo. Shoppers utilizing the store's loyalty rewards program also received additional store credit bonuses on selected cold cuts and cheeses.

Both supermarket programs allow customers to complete purchases from home using official mobile applications or websites. Consumers can select either home delivery or in-store pickup, with payment methods ranging from digital transactions and bank cards to cash and electronic vouchers.