US EditionShoppers hit back at Sainsbury's saying meal deal price hike is 'not fair'
OXFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND, JUN 18 – Sainsbury's meal deal price rises to £3.95 with 35 new products added, maintaining a lower cost than competitors like Tesco and Morrisons, which charge £4, according to the supermarket.
- Sainsbury's raised its meal deal price to £3.95, marking the second increase in less than a year, with the latest rise of 20p.
- The price had stayed at £3 for at least six years before a jump to £3.50 in May 2021, followed by £3.75 in July last year and now £3.95.
- The supermarket has broadened its meal deal selection by introducing 35 new items, such as their popular Picnic Triple Sandwich and customizable salad choices, to enhance variety.
- A Sainsbury’s spokesperson emphasized that, despite some customer dissatisfaction, the variety of options available still makes their meal deal a highly competitive choice in terms of value.
- The price hike has sparked shopper dissatisfaction on social media, though Sainsbury's meal deal remains cheaper than some competitors charging £4, implying ongoing market competitiveness.
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