came back from the "chain grocery" store in my area..they have many locations in my state....(some are actually closing due to poor sales figures)
ok, as we all know, supermarkets have thier own brand of canned goods, comparable to the name brand, just a whole lot cheaper than brand name.
that's the set up to my question(s)
why at one location, in say a nicer community that i went to, was the store brand of canned corn only 79¢
and the store brand in my community, not as nice mind you...the same can of corn was 99¢...????
i think i "know" the reason, i was told by someone (not a store worker) that due to the "economic conditions" of the better community, there isn't as many "food stamp people"
compared to the lower economic conditions of other neighborhoods and more people using food stamps, the stores can "rake in" more profits..???
i don't use food stamps, i am not on g'ment assistance, other than social insecurity.
walmart, charges lower prices for thier store branded foods, i know that, i coulda paid 67¢ per can.....!!!!!!!
but i only go to one walmart, the closest one to us. but that day, i needed beef for the shepards pie i will be making, so i picked up everything at the grocery chain.....
opinions on "economic neighborhood pricings"..????