Coles to 'lock' the prices of hundreds of essential buys – here are some of the items included!
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Members, have you noticed that your usual budget doesn't quite go as far as it used to when you do your weekly shopping? The price hikes you see in supermarkets are undoubtedly inflation at work, and judging by the rate of increase – it doesn't look like things will calm down any time soon.
The good news is that some major supermarkets in the country are making an effort to make it easier for their customers to buy everyday necessities, such as ready-made food, hygiene items, and cleaning materials.
Woolworths revealed that the company had spent millions of dollars to lower the prices of some grocery store staples to help Aussies deal with the skyrocketing cost of living.
There's something for everyone in the supermarket's recent massive sale, which includes everything from chicken and bread to yoghurt and vitamins, as well as cheeses, dips, coffee, and cleaning supplies.
Coles has lowered the prices of hundreds of popular items. Credit: AAP.
Similarly to Woolworths, Coles has also made efforts to help Aussies alleviate their budget stress.
The supermarket chain said that they have started to lower the prices of more than 500 items in their stores, and they will also 'lock' the prices of nearly 1,168 items across their range until early 2023.
Popular grocery list staples such as mince, free-range eggs, cheese, bread, sausages, pasta, rice, crackers, canned tomatoes, and tuna are among the long list of reduced-priced goods.
Prices have also gone down on snacks, diapers, hand soap, pet food, and dishwashing tablets, which are all things that people need in their homes.
The most recent wave of price reductions at Coles began three weeks ago, and over the next several weeks, there will be more products added to the list.
The 'locked' products are promised to remain at their current low pricing for at least until January 31, 2023, in all Coles supermarkets and online.
Here are some of the items that are marked down:
Popular branded goods, as well as important Coles Own Brand products, are both 'locked' and discounted at the supermarket. Credit: Coles.
Leah Weckert, the CEO of Coles Commercial and Express, said that keeping prices low was just one way the shops could help people deal with the rising cost of living.
'As we lead into Christmas, we know customers want to see price stability and prices come down on the products that matter to them most, so we've locked the price of more than 1,100 products in-store and online, and we are currently lowering the price of 500 more,' Weckert said.
'We will not only be publishing the prices of locked products but also letting our customers know how long they can depend on that price.
'Our team has been working hard with our suppliers navigating the inflationary environment and working collaboratively to manage these cost pressures. And at the same time, we continue to offer thousands of new specials to our customers every week.'
Take a look at the list below to find out which Coles products have their prices locked:
Best of luck with your shopping always!
The good news is that some major supermarkets in the country are making an effort to make it easier for their customers to buy everyday necessities, such as ready-made food, hygiene items, and cleaning materials.
Woolworths revealed that the company had spent millions of dollars to lower the prices of some grocery store staples to help Aussies deal with the skyrocketing cost of living.
There's something for everyone in the supermarket's recent massive sale, which includes everything from chicken and bread to yoghurt and vitamins, as well as cheeses, dips, coffee, and cleaning supplies.
Coles has lowered the prices of hundreds of popular items. Credit: AAP.
Similarly to Woolworths, Coles has also made efforts to help Aussies alleviate their budget stress.
The supermarket chain said that they have started to lower the prices of more than 500 items in their stores, and they will also 'lock' the prices of nearly 1,168 items across their range until early 2023.
Popular grocery list staples such as mince, free-range eggs, cheese, bread, sausages, pasta, rice, crackers, canned tomatoes, and tuna are among the long list of reduced-priced goods.
Prices have also gone down on snacks, diapers, hand soap, pet food, and dishwashing tablets, which are all things that people need in their homes.
The most recent wave of price reductions at Coles began three weeks ago, and over the next several weeks, there will be more products added to the list.
The 'locked' products are promised to remain at their current low pricing for at least until January 31, 2023, in all Coles supermarkets and online.
Here are some of the items that are marked down:
- Coles RSPCA Approved Chicken Portions with BBQ Rub - was $9/kg, now $8.50/kg
- Riverview Farms Australian Hot Roast Pork - was $21/kg, now $20/kg
- Flora Margarine Spread 1kg - was $8.95, now $8.50
- Bega Peanut Butter 780g - was $8.00, now $7.50
- Perfect Italiano Grated Cheese 250g - was $5.00, now $4.75
- Coles Pacific Tuna Chunks In Olive Oil 425g - was $4.75, now $4.00
- Coles Wholemeal Self Raising Flour - was $2.40, now $2.00
Popular branded goods, as well as important Coles Own Brand products, are both 'locked' and discounted at the supermarket. Credit: Coles.
Leah Weckert, the CEO of Coles Commercial and Express, said that keeping prices low was just one way the shops could help people deal with the rising cost of living.
'As we lead into Christmas, we know customers want to see price stability and prices come down on the products that matter to them most, so we've locked the price of more than 1,100 products in-store and online, and we are currently lowering the price of 500 more,' Weckert said.
'We will not only be publishing the prices of locked products but also letting our customers know how long they can depend on that price.
'Our team has been working hard with our suppliers navigating the inflationary environment and working collaboratively to manage these cost pressures. And at the same time, we continue to offer thousands of new specials to our customers every week.'
Take a look at the list below to find out which Coles products have their prices locked:
- Coles Eggs free-range 12 pack (700g) - $4.90
- Coles Cheese shredded tasty (700g) - $7.50
- Soft round rolls 6pk - $2.50
- Pepsi Max soft drink, 2L - $2.80 (VIC/TAS) $3.00 (other states)
- Cadbury large block - Milk chocolate (360g) - $6.00
- Arnott's Salada range - $3.00
- Croissants 4-pack - $2.50
- Coles beef 3-star regular mince (500g) - $7.00
- Coles thin BBQ beef sausages (1.8 kg) - $12.00
- Top 20 Variety potato chips 20pk - $6.50
- Coles 3-star lamb mince (500g) - $7.50
- Coles stock liquid real chicken (1L) - $1.90
- Coles Durum wheat pasta (500g) - $1.00
- Coles long grain rice (1kg) - $1.40
- Coles diced tomatoes (400g) - $0.80
- Coles Nature’s Kitchen sweet potato and black bean burgers - $3.75
- Coles tuna range (95g) - $0.90
- Cub unisex nappies range - $11.50
- Coles antibacterial handwash (Lime fresh) (1L) - $3.00
- Coles ultra-advanced dishwasher tablets 40 pack - $6.00
- Ajax Spray N Wipe Trigger Kitchen, stone-safe (500mL) - $3.50
- Coles Ultra dishwashing (Liquid lemon) - $3.00
- Coles mint dental floss (50 metre) - $3.00
Best of luck with your shopping always!
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