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Kroger/HarrisTeeter too… It is definitely malice because they use every unit imaginable to avoid allowing you to compare within an item type (kg, lbs, oz, g, f
by dwighttk 3y ago
Kroger/HarrisTeeter too…
It is definitely malice because they use every unit imaginable to avoid allowing you to compare within an item type (kg, lbs, oz, g, fl oz, “unit” (where unit = package))
- coldtea 3y agoNothing that a law to stick to single unit can't fix!
- dwighttk 3y agoYeah I’m guessing there must be a law about putting the unit prices already or else why would they even have them, so it seems an update might be useful. I can remember using them like 10 years ago…
- dwighttk 3y agoThinking about it a little more I bet it is very difficult to legally define a product type.
- Dylan16807 3y agoThey manage to do it for sales tax.
- JuanPosadas 3y agoThey could go by whichever the product itself shows most prominently, or require both units if 2 units are shown.