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I recently moved to Ireland, and what I noticed in the stores is that all products have a second €/unit price on the shelf label. So a per KG, per L, per gram,
by beAbU 3y ago
I recently moved to Ireland, and what I noticed in the stores is that all products have a second €/unit price on the shelf label. So a per KG, per L, per gram, per unit, etc.
It makes it easy to compare different versions/brands/sizes of the same product and select the most optimum version for you. It's a nice touch. Not sure if this is a EU thing, or just a store policy.
- agent281 3y agoI've seen that in American grocery stores as well. I think it's pretty standard. The main issue is that you constantly have to be alert and remember prices across trips.
- luplex 3y agoI have seen this in every store in a bunch of EU member states, so my guess is it's an EU thing
- throwaway48r7r 3y agoAmerica has per weight pricing on labels but the units are often inconsistent.
- a_gnostic 3y agoKroger and dollar stores have this