CMA tells grocers to make pricing clearer in cost-of-living crisis
Concerns that the food market is not competitive enough have been quashed, but grocers have been told by the competition regulator to make it easier for shoppers to compare prices.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), which has been looking at various aspects of the grocery market as prices climbed during the cost-of-living crisis, said it found âproblems with unit pricing, which may affect consumersâ ability to compare productsâ.
The issue was highlighted as the CMA cleared grocers of any suspicion that they are not competing fiercely enough.
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