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Old 12-04-2005, 10:29   #19
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Re: Price Fixing in Supermarkets...

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Originally Posted by homealone

Good for them, a successful company that we should celebrate about. Obviously run by a management team that know what they're doing.

In the week of the Longbridge debacle, it's good to see.

In regards to pricing and ethics, Tesco, and indeed any supermarket can charge what they bloody well like. This is one area where the consumer is overwhelmed with choice, from supermarkets, markets, local shops, etc

Within 3 miles of my house I have an Asda, 2 Tesco, Sainsburys and Morrisons. I also have a parade of local shops and a mini market and I use them all (except Sainsburys)
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