US EditionMajor UK supermarket loses crown as the UK's cheapest 'big shop'
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Asda no longer Britain's cheapest big supermarket after two years at the helm
Tesco has become Britain’s cheapest supermarket for a large weekly shop, ending Asda’s run at the top of the rankings for the first time since in more than a year.A comparison by consumer group Which? found Tesco Clubcard holders could buy a basket of 228 items for £588.96. The same shop at Asda cost £590.41, making Tesco £1.45 cheaper for loyalty scheme users.The findings are based on Which?’s monthly analysis of supermarket prices across the U…
Asda has lost his cheapest supermarket title in Britain to department stores for the first time in more than a year, and Tesco has become a leader, as revealed today by a study. A basket of 228 items in Tesco with a Clubcard cost £588,96 last month, £1.45 less than the total of £590,41 from Asda, according to the consumer group Which? This is the first time that Asda lost first place since December 2024. But while Asda prices were accessible to …
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