Lower prices to hit shelves at Woolworths

Supermarket Giant Woolworths to Cut Prices on 400 Products

Australian consumers could benefit from lower grocery prices as supermarket giant Woolworths launches a major discount program this week. On May 12, Woolworths said it would lower the shelf prices of 400 products in store and online with an average price reduction of 10 percent. The supermarket said a family spending $150 (US$96) a week could save around $15 when buying these products, which include cereal, yogurt, soft drinks, and daily necessi…

‘Line in the sand’: Woolies CEO wants a reset, not a price war

The market has been wondering if Woolworths would start a discount battle to win back shoppers. Is its latest big push the first shot?

Aussie supermarket giant slashes price of everyday items

Items like bread, rice, oats, bacon, schnitzel, yoghurt, and Coca-Cola are set to drop.

Lower prices to hit shelves at Woolworths

Woolworths has announced it will slash prices on hundreds of popular grocery items in a major cost-of-living move aimed at easing pressure on Australian households.

Woolworths Price Cuts: 400 Grocery Essentials Reduced To Ease Cost-Of-Living Strain

The discounted items include popular choices like chicken schnitzels, Greek yoghurt, frozen berries, and 2-litre bottles of Coca-Cola. According to Woolworths CEO Amanda Bardwell, the average price reduction will be around 10%.

Woolworths to slash prices on hundreds of products – mostly its own brands

Starting this Wednesday, Woolworths will lower shelf prices on nearly 400 of its products in a pitch to customers that it is delivering more value.  The company says more products will be added to the list in the coming months, and the items will remain discounted until next year. The price of the products included in this scheme will fall by an average of 10 per cent. Customers spending $150 every week will be able to save an average of $15 per…