I’m sure many of you will have products you only buy when they are cheaper than usual; especially with inflation being what it is. As such, is there a pattern to when supermarkets change which products are on special offer?
Where I used to live in New Zealand, specials would change on Monday at both the big supermarket chains, but it seems to be different here. Can anyone shed some light on it for me?
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Wow thanks for sharing this. I used to use a similar website called Mysupermarket but it shut down a few years ago
Glad to help :)
Good to know - I can now follow the price of my summer drinks. Cheers.
Used to work at Morrisons and (2 years ago) the deals would be setup to expire on Tuesday and start fresh on a Wednesday for the bulk of them.
Of course there was always exceptions for weekend deals, seasonal deals (think Valentines/Mothers/Fathers day) and the like.
Market Street was always Monday to Sunday.
Good to know, I was stuck on tills with an ever dwindling roster of competent staff. Airways fascinated me watching change overs being done though :)
My local tesco seems to change the club card prices on a Thursday but I’m not sure if it’s nationwide.
It varies from chain to chain. I used to work at Asda about 20 years ago and they did it all through the week. You’d come in to work one day and there’d be a planogram (read: shelving layout) for an end cap (read: the display area on the end of an aisle) that needed to go out “after the 5pm rush”. The next day you’d get to work and the night shift would’ve done two more overnight. It wouldn’t surprise me if they were far more granular now, with multiple changes each day.
Aldi and Lidl are a little more predictable with just one or two changes a week on predictable days (Thursday and sometimes Monday in the case of Lidl, I think Aldi does two changes a week too).
