SINGAPORE: The unit pricing pilot programme at supermarkets will be expanded progressively from Thursday (Oct 1) to cover more supermarket operators and a wider range of grocery items.
For the first time, online stores will be included, said the Competition and Consumer Commission (CCS) and the Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE) in a joint press release on Monday.
The expansion of the pilot builds on the positive consumer response to the first stage of the programme, CCS and CASE said.
Under the pilot, participating supermarket stores displayed the unit prices for selected grocery categories.
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