Supermarkets,
and also chemist chains, have started to rely on distinctive red stickers, and
very clear £1 or £2 prices in a bid to attract shoppers on a budget, as well as
those consumers fed up trying to work out complex deals.
The combined
demand by pound shops and the Big Four has to be a driver of both scale and
relative permanence of the £1 offer, until a prolonged bout of inflation morphs
it into £2, the new £1…
Welcome back to the post-Jubilee realities, from the NamNews Team!
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