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Same with discount supermarkets, they seem to have a supply of almost identical products, but with more 'air' in the box and a visually competitive price, but p
by tudorw 7y ago
Same with discount supermarkets, they seem to have a supply of almost identical products, but with more 'air' in the box and a visually competitive price, but per KG not competitive, not all supermarkets show the price conversion, and if you are a mother of 3, with 30 minutes to buy groceries it's not really meant to be a challenge to understand the value offering of a product, 'supermarkets' markets are not super efficient markets, they are leased boxes where various mega-corps battle it out for who can sell some basic low-grade ingredients for a significant mark up.
- dannyw 7y agoKeep in mind that on most items, supermarkets have margins of just a few percent. There’s a reason why everything else tends to be more expensive, but you are right that the quality of goods sold have seriously declined and continue to decline.