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Supermarket Groceries Could Cost Twice as Much with Delivery Apps, Warns Which?
Which? found delivery apps charge up to 45% more with loyalty card discounts excluded, making some groceries twice as expensive compared to buying directly from supermarkets.
- Which? found shoppers using Deliveroo, Just Eat or Uber Eats paid at least 20% more for everyday supermarket essentials, with some items costing more than twice the price.
- Which? reported that loyalty‑card discounts are often not applied on delivery apps, leaving Nectar and other members worse off.
- Which?'s data revealed Asda groceries were marked up 31% on Deliveroo, 28% on Uber Eats, and 19% on Just Eat, while Birds Eye Cod Fish Fingers and Pampers New Baby Nappies Size 3 cost roughly double on delivery apps.
- A Deliveroo spokesman defended fast delivery and new 50% off Monday deals, Uber Eats said partners set prices, while Tesco and Morrisons cited rapid delivery costs and September promotions.
- For customers without loyalty cards, Which? compared up to 50 popular grocery items from four supermarkets against three delivery apps and found mark-ups of 25% on Uber Eats, 23% on Deliveroo, and 22% on Just Eat.
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