Waitrose Invests £20m To Cut Prices On Fresh Produce And Everyday Staples
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Waitrose Expands Stores, Cuts Prices in Growth Push
Waitrose has unveiled plans to open two new supermarkets while investing more than £20 million in price cuts across its own-label range, as the retailer steps up efforts to grow its customer base and strengthen its value credentials.The supermarket chain will open full-line stores in Hale Barns, Greater Manchester, and Cricklewood, north-west London, later this year, adding more than 30,000 sq ft of selling space as part of its £1 billion multi-…
Waitrose invests over £20m to lower prices on everyday staples
Discover what's happening in retail today, Retail Times publishes international & UK retail news covering products, data, tech, packaging, people, research, comment and much more. Waitrose is investing over £20m to lower prices on over 160 of the most popular own brand products in customers’ everyday shop, cutting the cost of products bought by nearly 8 in 10 customers. From today (27 May), prices have been reduced by an average of 12%, with som…
Waitrose Invests £20m To Cut Prices On Fresh Produce And Everyday Staples
Waitrose has announced a new £20 million investment aimed at reducing the cost of everyday grocery essentials, including a range of fresh produce lines, as retailers continue to respond to ongoing pressure on household budgets.The latest round of price reductions covers more than 160 own-brand products, with prices falling by an average of 12%. Key fresh produce categories feature prominently in the move, including onions, mini apples, baby spin…
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