As coronavirus panic buying hits supermarkets, Tesco show they’ve lost the plot when it comes to pricing Birds Eye fish fingers
Tesco operates by the mantra that “Every Little Helps,” but at a time when their customers are raiding the shelves for bog roll, paracetamol and tinned goods, it seems this 6,800 store chain has got itself a bit confused about pricing.
In the freezer aisle of one of their superstores, we spotted a bit of an anomaly in that 30 Birds Eye fish fingers were priced at £6 whilst 10 could be had for £1 per pack (i.e. 30 for £3).
Plainly the mind of an employee at their Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire headquarters got a bit addled. Maybe it was all that Omega 3 that did it.
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I do love a fish finger butty
Shane’s video was excellent. I feel sorry for the elderly who should have experienced an hour’s dedication to them to shop. People are so selfish. Need to call in the army.
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Fish fingers – my grandchildren love them.
Half 2 equals 1
3 x 2. Equals 6
£6 buys 30 on one side. £3 buys 30 on the other. It’s as simple as that.
I would do anything for a Marks & Spencer’s 100% cod fish fingers on white bread with ketchup!
Make no mistake people, you will very soon see the troops on the streets to support the police. This is going to go on for a very long time and the govt is not giving us the full story, to stop mass panic and looting. Very soon they will have to use some sort of ration book system because no matter what you say to people, they will still panic buy.