Own-Brand Switch: Cutting Down the Grocery Expense

Supermarkets today are dedicated to meet the growing and dynamic needs of their customers in line with the latters’ budget specifications, to aid in putting through with the rising costs. An innovative step towards addressing the concern is the launch of own brand products. Such items are deemed to be excellent in value and low on cost, so that you can go for a lesser price commodity without having to compromise on the affordable quality.

Some Significant Examples of Own-Brand Switch

1. ASDA’s New Product Range

ASDA’s new customer value scheme is a notable example in this regard. The supermarket has recently replaced its Smart Price Range of grocery essentials with a new range of products under the name Just Essentials by ASDA. The series is announced to have an increased quantity of products with around 50% more inclusion as compared to the former range.

2. Supermarket Switching

You may often land across a realization that some of the supermarkets have reasonably higher costs even in their own brand ranges. Under such circumstances, you may opt for a switch of the supermarket itself to lower down your grocery purchase costs. A practical example in this regard is shown in the Kantar’s Figures on Supermarkets, a telecast program on market statistics.

Pre-Shopping Look Outs

As you land in the nutrition and grocery market to shop for these essentials, take note to have a look at the Grocery Discounts and Voucher Codes page of your preferred supermarket. You should also consider browsing through the exclusive rewards, bonuses and latest running offers. Some of the leading names incorporating the customer reward facility to keep the product costs within the budget limitations are ASDA, Co-op, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, Ocado, Aldi, Waitrose & Partners, Tesco, etc.

Before you proceed with comparing the brand and supermarket prices, it would be wise to take a look at the commodities encountering the maximum price hike and the underlying reasons to the same.