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2022 finding: complex promos + inconsistent unit pricing limited choice
Rec 10 → Unit Pricing Regs (effect 31 Aug 2023; store/online deadlines 2024/25)
Shelf method:
$/kg or /100g (≥25% sticker)
→ conditions
→ other banner
→ finish test
POV: An Odd Bunch label is a prompt to check unit price—not a finished decision.
WW NZ online ~5–7 Aug 2026: Odd Bunch carrots $1.56/kg vs std $2.33/kg, yet PNS loose carrots $1.65/kg; avocado mesh is min 5 at $5/kg.
Shop $/kg + pack minimum + finish test.
Evidence (US, USD): Walmart corporate 6 Jul 2026 featured 1 lb 73% ground beef roll Rollback $5.94 (was $6.74). ~5–6 Aug Walmart.com same fresh roll: $6.44/lb (Sacramento pickup). USDA ERS 24 Jul 2026: food-at-home +2.7%; beef/veal +10.7%. Featured list ≠ live shelf.
NZ pack-size checklist (before assuming bulk wins):
1) Same brand/variant
2) Read unit price (/100g for cheese)
3) Note specials/member rules
4) Choose lower unit only if you’ll finish it
Woolworths Everyday Cheddar online ~5–6 Aug 2026: 1kg $1.26/100g vs 500g $1.70/100g.
NZ multi-buy checklist (Woolworths specials, Glenfield online, NZD, 2026-08-06):
1) Min qty still in trolley?
2) Multi total ÷ packs ÷ g → /100g
3) Compare to single unit
4) Only if you’ll use every pack
Ex: 350g ready meal $7.50 ($2.14/100g) vs 3 for $20 ($1.91/100g).
Question for kiwis:
Your grocery list is $17 cheaper split between two nearby supermarkets, but it adds 20 minutes. Are you doing it?
46%Of course!
23%One is enough
31%Depends on distance
894 votes • Final resultsAU: A high sticker or pack shrink at the same price isn’t proof of illegal excessive pricing under the 1 Jul 2026 rule. Official test (very large retailers only): ‘significantly excessive’ vs costs + reasonable margin—no fixed %. Use unit price + net qty. Not legal advice.
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