Sainsbury’s Product’s Price by Whopping 17 per cent more than rivals – ryan
Our Weekly Shop Comparison Looks at A Basket of Eight Items Across Six Main Supermarkets Each Week – and One Store Has Been Top for the List for Three Weeks
A supermarket is charging 17 per cent more for a staple Item compared to nearly all other retailers. Our Weekly Price Comparison Examinations the Cost of Eight Items Across the Six Main Supermarkets. One Product – A 500g Pack of the Cheapest Supermarket Mince (Eother 20 per cent or 25 per cent luck) – has seen a steady price increes, but now Sainsbury’s is selling it for 17% more than Aldi, Lidl, Asda and Morrisons, and 13 per cent more than tesco.
Most places offfer their chepest pack for £ 2.99 – a staggering 77 per cent increes from the lowest price (£ 1.69) at which it was sold at aldi we have began prices over years ago.
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Back then, Sainsbury’s was Still Charging 50 per cent less than its Current price, with a tag of £ 2. Howver, Sainsbury’s Price Has Now Reached £ 3.50;
With an overall bill of £ 13.90, it remains the pricides supermarket for the Third Week Running.
ALDI CONTINES TO BE THE MOST AFFORDable for the Fifth Week, with A Total of £ 13.09, Just a Penny Less than lidl’s £ 13.10. Asda Is now the Third Cheapest at £ 13.33, followed by Tesco at £ 13.46 and Morrisons at £ 13.55.
Despite Being the Most Affordable Option, Aldi Has contested Our Comparison, arguing that the list dosesn’t consider Quality differences, CLALIMING, FOR INSTANGE, THAT RED LABEL TEMA BAGS AND COFFEE ARE ‘HIGHER QUALITY’ THAN THE COMPARTH PRODUCTS. The retailer also notes that its tins of beans are weighier than some computetors’.
When it comes to meat, howver, aldi and lidl, as well as morrisons, offfer a 25% Fat Pack, while Other Supermarkets Provide 20% Fat, which is Generally Regarded As Better Quality.
An Aldi Spokesperson Further Commune: “Our Promise to Customers is that they will make me Significant Savings and time they Shop with aldi, who is why wened whic? Cheapest Supermarket of the year years running.” “”
ASDA HAS ALSO Expressed Disagreement, stating that we are limited selection of ittems doesn’t capture the full scope of their pricing or incount their special offers. The supermarket maintains that its just essentials range is the most extensively and economical on the market, Comparable to Aldi.
Sainsbury’s has Highlighted that industry-wide factors have affected beef prices. A Sainsbury’s Representative Remarked: “This Review of a Limited Number of Products Does Not Reflect the Fantastic Value Customers Will Find at Sainbury. Stamford Street Range, Low Everyday Prices, Aldi Price Match or Nectar Prices. “
Aldi
800g LOAF OF WHITE BREAD – 55P.
2 Pints of Milk – £ 1.20.
200g Coffee – £ 1.99.
160 Teabags – £ 1.85.
250g Salted Butter – £ 1.99.
420g Tin of Beans – 27p.
300g Chicken – £ 2.25.
500g mince with 25% Fat – £ 2.99.
Total £ 13.09.
Lidl
800g LOAF OF WHITE BREAD – 55P.
2 Pints of Milk – £ 1.20.
200g Coffee – £ 1.99.
240 Pack of Tea Bags – £ 2.79 / Equata to £ 1.86 for 160.
250g Salted Butter – £ 1.99.
420g Tin of Beans – 27p.
300g Chicken – £ 2.25.
500g mince with 25% Fat – £ 2.99.
Total £ 13.10.
Asda
800g LOAF OF WHITE BREAD – 55P.
2 Pints of Milk – £ 1.20.
200g Coffee (2 x 100g) – £ 2.28.
160 Teabags (4 x 40 -Pack) – £ 1.80.
250g Salted Butter – £ 1.99.
410g Tin of Beans – 28p.
300g Chicken – £ 2.24.
500g Mince with 20% Fat – £ 2.99.
Total £ 13.33.
Tesco
800g LOAF OF WHITE BREAD – 55P.
2 Pints of Milk – £ 1.20.
200g Coffee (2 x 100g) – £ 2.30.
160 Teabags (2 x 80 -Pack) – £ 1.80.
250g Salted Butter – £ 1.99.
420g Tin of Beans – 28p.
300g Chicken – £ 2.40 for 320g, equate to £ 2.25 for 300g.
500g mince with 20% Fat – £ 3.09.
Total £ 13.46.
Morrisons
800g LOAF OF WHITE BREAD – 55P.
2 Pints of Milk – £ 1.25.
Coffee (2 x 100g) – £ 2.30.
160 Teabags (2 x 80 -Pack Savers) – £ 1.80.
Savers Salted Butter 250g – £ 1.99.
410g Tin of Beans – 26p.
300g chicken – £ 2.65 for 330, equate to £ 2.41 for 300g.
500g mince with 25% Fat – £ 2.99.
Total £ 13.55.
Sainsbury’s
800g LOAF OF BREAD – 55P.
2 Pints of Milk – £ 1.20.
200g Coffee – £ 2.30.
160 Teabags – £ 1.85.
250g Salted Butter – £ 1.99.
400g Tin of Beans – 26p.
Chicken 300g – £ 2.40 for 320g, equate to £ 2.25 for 300g.
Mince 500g 20% Fat – £ 3.50.
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