Sainsbury's shoppers with Nectar cards issued warning over £624 cost Sainsbury's shoppers who hold a Nectar card has been issued a warning - as a study showed they could be paying £615 more a year compared with a budget supermarket.
found that shoppers who subscribe to the Nectar loyalty card scheme, which offers cheaper prices on some items, are still paying more for some items than if they shopped at Aldi, which was found to be the cheapest UK supermarket of 2024 in the same study.
Sainsbury's shoppers who hold a Nectar card has been issued a warning - as a study showed they could be paying £615 more a year compared with a budget supermarket (stock image).
In order to assess how supermarkets compared in terms of price, the consumer watchdog analysed the cost of up to 200 branded and own-brand products every day over the course of a month - from Heinz beans to own-label milk.
The group found Aldi was the cheapest supermarket across all twelve months, making it the most affordable supermarket of 2024.
