Woolworths slashes prices on 100+ staples—starts in a few days!
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Woolworths shoppers were in for welcome news this week, with prices on hundreds of everyday items cut in stores across the country.
The supermarket giant revealed that pantry staples, household basics and popular family favourites were all part of the reductions.
Customers were told the changes were not short-term specials but lasting price drops designed to ease the weekly shop.
The retailer announced it had expanded its Lower Shelf Price initiative, which locks in reduced costs across key essentials.
From 20 August, more than 100 new items joined the program, with average prices falling by about 14 per cent according to Woolworths.
‘Across the total basket of the new 100-plus products added to Lower Shelf Price this month, customers could save up to $110,’ Woolworths said in a statement.
The products included Sacla pasta sauce 420g, Woolworths extra virgin olive oil spray, Woolworths jasmine rice 5kg and Indomie mi goreng noodle cups.
Hundreds of additional products were also placed under the long-term commitment, joining items such as bread, yoghurt, cheese and baby wipes.
Customers could browse the full list of products online from 20 August.
Woolworths chief executive Amanda Bardwell said the strategy was about providing certainty to households.
‘We know that providing consistent, reliable value to our customers is more important than ever,’ she said.
‘Since launch we have seen the lower shelf prices resonate with our customers and we’re seeing families embrace the savings on key staples such as bread, yoghurt, cheese and baby wipes.
‘Our customers are telling us that these dependable prices are helping them plan and manage their weekly shop with more confidence.
‘This is not about temporary specials but about long-term shelf price certainty on the products that matter most for families.’
If you’re interested in how supermarkets are making shopping easier and more affordable, there’s another story to check out.
This latest initiative focuses on tailored offers that help shoppers get more value from their weekly shop.
It’s a great example of how stores are thinking beyond standard price cuts to support everyday needs.
Read more: Supermarket introduces newest initiative dedicated to senior shoppers!
Could this move change the way families approach their weekly food budget?
The supermarket giant revealed that pantry staples, household basics and popular family favourites were all part of the reductions.
Customers were told the changes were not short-term specials but lasting price drops designed to ease the weekly shop.
The retailer announced it had expanded its Lower Shelf Price initiative, which locks in reduced costs across key essentials.
From 20 August, more than 100 new items joined the program, with average prices falling by about 14 per cent according to Woolworths.
‘Across the total basket of the new 100-plus products added to Lower Shelf Price this month, customers could save up to $110,’ Woolworths said in a statement.
Woolworths expands price cuts on everyday essentials. Image source: Woolworths Group
The products included Sacla pasta sauce 420g, Woolworths extra virgin olive oil spray, Woolworths jasmine rice 5kg and Indomie mi goreng noodle cups.
Hundreds of additional products were also placed under the long-term commitment, joining items such as bread, yoghurt, cheese and baby wipes.
Customers could browse the full list of products online from 20 August.
Woolworths chief executive Amanda Bardwell said the strategy was about providing certainty to households.
‘We know that providing consistent, reliable value to our customers is more important than ever,’ she said.
‘Since launch we have seen the lower shelf prices resonate with our customers and we’re seeing families embrace the savings on key staples such as bread, yoghurt, cheese and baby wipes.
‘Our customers are telling us that these dependable prices are helping them plan and manage their weekly shop with more confidence.
‘This is not about temporary specials but about long-term shelf price certainty on the products that matter most for families.’
If you’re interested in how supermarkets are making shopping easier and more affordable, there’s another story to check out.
This latest initiative focuses on tailored offers that help shoppers get more value from their weekly shop.
It’s a great example of how stores are thinking beyond standard price cuts to support everyday needs.
Read more: Supermarket introduces newest initiative dedicated to senior shoppers!
Could this move change the way families approach their weekly food budget?
