On Thursday, 6 May 2021 at 18:44:18 UTC+1, alan_m wrote:
On 06/05/2021 14:49, T i m wrote:
It looks like the CoOp are leading a drive to reduce the disparity
between the cost of meat and animal_cruelty_free alternatives.


https://www.sharecast.com/news/news-...--7909926.html
In my experience the Coop is the most expensive retailer of food items
in the market place, especially where they have a near monopoly in rural
areas.

Not as expensive as the students union appear to be.
But I'll have to recheck when they are open again.

So for me it's lunch from the coop meal deals which I prefer to the sainsbury version
which is also a bit further to walk.


Currently (1pm) there was a queue to get into the pub.


Around my way where there is competition from not only the main
supermarkets, both German supermarkets and quite a few independents
their stores have closed over the past decade.

There's a german kebab place that always seems to have a few delivery people waiting outside
to take ordres to the lazy.





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