M&S price hike

Salad is in season and very very cheap to grow so prices shouldn't go up at this time of year.
Why not have a go and grow some in a pot (cut and come again) or in an old gutter fastened to front of shed or fence.

I no longer buy pre-washed salad leaves, they are expensive and do not keep.
I buy little gem lettuce and wash and use as required.

I love M&S fruit and veg as it’s is always perfect, tastes real and nothing ever goes off.

Sadly their lovely ice cream is always a draw...must eat less ?

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Shopped at Morrisons today and got 3 quite large onions for £1. These were packaged together. No plastic though.

Yes - its what they called 'profiteering' during the war. It's been in the news how prices of fresh goods - especially very perishable fresh goods - will be affected by Brexit so some shops are getting in early and putting prices up now.
Years ago i was an M&S shopper. I'd always buy party dresses and special things for my girls from there. When they started buying in cheap from abroad I stopped. No point paying M&S prices for Primark quality. And no - I don't shop at Primark but you get my point.
I used to grocery shop at Lidl as I like the quality of their food but fell out with my local branch when they stopped staffing tills (after assuring me there would always be tills open if I wanted). Now I shop at Aldi. Their bread isn't good but everything else is and THE STAFF ARE NICE>

No matter where you shop prices gave increased. Not hard to see why when you look at the exchange rates. £ and € almost 1:1 but 2 years ago nearer 1.50. Don’t think that this will improve any time soon.

I used to shop at Morrisons but I made the switch to Lidl a few months ago after finding that I could save a huge amount on my shop each month. Although the queues are unbearable at times, I don't mind it if I'm making a saving. I have noticed though that some of the fresh produce does not last as long and so I do normally get my salad elsewhere.