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FairPrice rolls out unit pricing initiative to all stores following trial programme

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Emil Chan
FairPrice rolls out unit pricing initiative to all stores following trial programme
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Singapore's FairPrice supermarket chain is expanding its unit pricing initiative to all stores and online platforms following a successful trial. The program aims to help consumers make better value comparisons by displaying the cost per unit of measure for 40 categories of household goods.

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Standardized unit pricing improves consumer transparency and helps shoppers manage inflation and cost-of-living pressures.

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In a written parliamentary reply last week, Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong said that a unit pricing pilot programme "will be expanded to cover more in-store and online outlets".

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