Reply With QuoteAre they making more money though or have costs increased ?
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O/T Supermarkets Making a Load of Dough on Bread
Supermarkets are making a load of dough on bread.
I like Warburtons farmhouse bread.
At Christmas £1.00 at Aldi, £1.15 at Morrisons
Last month £1.15 at Aldi, £1.53 at Morrisons
Yesterday £1.25 at Aldi ?
Morrison a rise of 38 pence & Aldi 25 pence
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Are they making more money though or have costs increased ?
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They are making more moneyOriginally Posted by animallittle3
If you remember when pound fell after brexit food prices from EU especially mars and unileaver products shot up. Now pound shot up a few week ago and prices have not gone down. It’s all a load of tosh excuses to rob us of our coins
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https://www.mirror.co.uk/money/super...rices-11846450
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Pretty much using brexit as a excuse to shove prices up
On a plus not farerro Roche are £5 a tray 😋
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The price rise on the bread is large though Animal, how can Morrison's supermarket warrant a 38 pence rise, around 33%.
Aldi 25 pence rise, 25%.
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I don't know mate to be honest other than the supermarket game is very competitive and raising prices unnecessarily could leave the door open for a competitor especially with a necessity such as bread .
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I think Morrisons is a bit of a rip-off anyway.
Tesco and Asda are cheaper and Aldi and Lidl cheaper still.
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It's the same with beer.
How can it fluctuate so much.
Btw has anyone tried the brewdog brands?
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Pound shot up ?
June 22 2016 £1 = 1.30
now £1 = 1.12
about 23 % down
that is why most basic foods are more expensive in UK
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