For some people the yellow sticker is a way of life, for others it's a way to bring down the cost of the supermarket shop, ...

A long-serving shelf stacker says Brits can bag savings of up to 90 per cent by showing up at the perfect moment ...

SHOPPERS are suffering from soaring food prices with some supermarket staples doubling in cost in the last year, according to ...

According to Marco, Aldi and Lidl differ considerably in their approach to discounting items, with one of the biggest ...

The 'reduced' section of your local supermarket may be home to some real treasures - but you'll have to be quick ...

There are generally three major reasons why a product will be given a yellow sticker - if it has a short shelf-life, if it has been particularly damaged or if it is no longer being sold, such as ...

Supermarkets usually reduce food prices for three main reasons - if an item has a short shelf-life, if it's superficially damaged or if it is no longer being sold, such as out-of-season Easter Eggs.

And if you're after sultanas or cashew nuts, check out the baking aisle as well as the dried fruit and nuts or snacking shelves. Supermarkets often place less profitable ranges high and low on the ...

The 'reduced' section of your local supermarket may be home to some real treasures - but you'll have to be quick ...

It's a scene playing out in supermarkets everywhere: consumers pausing at the price tag, eyes widening, then slowly placing the item back on the shelf. The era of persistently high inflation has ...