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Irish food too pricey, say 80% of shoppers

NEARLY eight out of 10 shoppers believe Irish food is too expensive, a survey has revealed.

Irish food too pricey, say 80% of shoppers

Tue, 20 Jul, 2004 - 01:00

Eddie Cassidy

And only 30% of consumers believe food in Irish stores is value for money.

ShelfLife magazine, which conducted the survey, warned the buy-Irish message was weakening.

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