A Woolworths customer has taken aim at the supermarket giant over a “sneaky” detail in a meat display at their local store. 7NEWS
However the customer claims that only some of the meat packs on display in the area were included in the offer, prompting an angry reaction.The shopper shared this image of the meat display.“Going past thinking mix and match anything in here - when in fact it’s only a small handful of items all mixed in.A closer look at the image posted by the customer shows there are seven smaller “Mix & Match - any two for $15” price tags throughout the shelves on specific items.
There is another price tag advertising a $10 sale on another item, while other meat packs with no special tags.A Woolworths spokesperson says the supermarket is looking into the customer’s experience. “Each of the products that are part of the mix and match are clearly marked, however we do note the customer’s concern and we’ll be following this up,” a spokesperson has told 7NEWS.com.au.
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