​CMA pushes grocers to fix inaccurate pricing to comply with law

Grocery store shelves

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has found some retailers showing “inaccurate prices” during its review of how grocers display their prices in-store.

The review looked at the price marking practices of 139 grocery stores in England and Wales to see whether pricing was “clear, accurate and matched the price people were charged at the till”.

 

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