Supermarket convenience stores are found to charge ‘up to a fifth’ more than bigger branches
Supermarket convenience stores have been revealed to cost shoppers up to 21% more than if they were to shop at larger branches, according to a study by Which?
The study looked at 42 items such as cheese, pasta and blueberries at the UK’s largest supermarket-branded convenience chains - Morrisons Daily, Sainsbury’s Local and Tesco Express - to compare the products with prices at their respective larger supermarkets.
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