Fred Meyer’s ever-increasing generosity
September 15, 2012
An automatic but imperceptible price reduction. Maybe the savings are in the third decimal place?
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Nice find!
My dad, a retired grocer, comments:
“It’s very well researched that putting a sign on an item at regular price will increase sales 25% or thereabouts. Normally your sign should not show the non-savings.”
At least the non-savings are in small type…
Good to know!