Supervalu cuts prices
A SUPERMARKET has promised €90m in savings to Irish shoppers as it reduces the price of the average weekly basket from €132 to €102.
The price cuts are being delivered on the Supervalu lines that shoppers buy everyday, such as cereals, pasta and tea bags. It is also offering back-to-school offers on products for school lunches.
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