An investigation found some items were double the price when ordered through delivery apps compared to on supermarket shelves
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An investigation found some items were double the price when ordered through delivery apps compared to on supermarket shelves
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Consumers who order groceries through delivery apps could be paying twice as much for some essential items, a consumer watchdog has warned.
Some shoppers got prices that were up to 23% higher than prices available to other shoppers for the exact same items.
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