US EditionWoolworths CEO makes new price-slash announcement
- Woolworths CEO Amanda Bardwell announced that starting Wednesday, the supermarket will cut prices on nearly 400 popular grocery items across Australia.
- This decision aims to ease rising household costs amid public scrutiny and follows government pressure to address supermarket pricing fairness.
- The discounted prices will be available both in-store and online for a range of essential items, including popular products such as breaded chicken, natural yogurt, frozen fruit, beverages like Coca-Cola, cleaning items, and baby care supplies.
- Bardwell stated the average price reduction is 10 percent with a family spending $150 weekly expected to save about $15, and she emphasized this is a long-term value commitment.
- Woolworths is committed to expanding the discount program through 2026 as part of broader efforts to provide real savings amid regulatory challenges and public expectations.
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Supermarket Giant Woolworths to Cut Prices on 400 Products
Australian consumers could benefit from lower grocery prices as supermarket giant Woolworths launches a major discount program this week. On May 12, Woolworths said it would lower the shelf prices of 400 products in store and online with an average price reduction of 10 percent. The supermarket said a family spending $150 (US$96) a week could save around $15 when buying these products, which include cereal, yogurt, soft drinks, and daily necessi…
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