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Prices of common household items have risen at supermarkets during the summer, new analysis has revealed
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Sainsbury’s had the third highest collective price increase – from £16.35 on June 28, to £16.94 on September 13. “Some of the initiatives we have introduced to help customers save money include our Café ‘Kids Eat Free’ deal which is a permanent offer that runs all day every day. “Over the summer, our Community Champions partnered with local schools, community groups and HAF to help prevent holiday hunger and in our stores we run an 'Ask for Sandy' scheme where customers in need can go to any customer service desk nationwide and ask for a package for ‘Sandy’ or a ‘period product pack’. The customers will then be given a free discreet envelope with sanitary products with no questions asked.
“The bold steps we are taking to focus on value means all our customers will find great deals when they shop with us and do not need to go anywhere else to get the best prices on their weekly shop.”While Tesco acknowledged the findings, the retailer added they also had other products with cheaper prices, such as H W Nevill's White Bread 800G at 36p, Willow Farm Whole Chicken 1.2Kg - 1.6Kg at £3.08 and Grower's Harvest Chopped Tomatoes 400G at 28p.
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