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That may be your experience based on what you shop for and where you do it. America is way behind Europe on this. 99% of the time I go to Safeway, I have to br
by uoaei 7y ago
That may be your experience based on what you shop for and where you do it.
America is way behind Europe on this. 99% of the time I go to Safeway, I have to bring out my calculator because the reference volume/weight is different from the other items on the same shelf.
- bpodgursky 7y agoSafeway and other grocery chains all list price per ounce next to the price.
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- j_jochem 7y agoWhen I want to buy cherry tomatoes in German REWE, usually half the varieties have their unit price listed in €/100g, while the rest is in €/1kg. While metric does make converting in your head easy, I bet this still throws off a lot of the non-mathematical people and is done very much intentionally.
- mandelbrotwurst 7y agoInteresting, yeah the Safeways I've been to have all had price per ounce pretty consistently. What is a bit irritating is having to recalculate when items are discounted.
- seanmcdirmid 7y agoThey usually include the price per for the discounted tag also. Only when it’s a buy x get y free is it hard.