Tesco has been reported to a watchdog over its unclear food and drink Clubcard pricing that 'could be breaking the law'
Tesco has been reported to a competition watchdog over its unclear food and drink Clubcard pricing that "could be breaking the law."
Examples that the watchdog found in Tesco included Heinz tomato ketchup where the label showed the standard price for a 700g bottle is £3.90 . Meanwhile, a Clubcard label showed the same-size bottle on offer, at £3.50- with no explanation of the unit price, which would be 50p per 100g. Head of Which? food policy, Sue Davies, said: "Tesco’s unclear Clubcard pricing is at best confusing for shoppers struggling with soaring food inflation and at worst, could be breaking the law."
A spokesman for Tesco said: “Providing great value and clear pricing is really important to us. We always take care to ensure we are compliant which is why we asked Trading Standards to review our approach on Clubcard Prices.
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