Average grocery spend sinks to lowest since 2005

The average spend by Irish shoppers on a visit to their local grocery store or supermarket has fallen to its lowest level in seven years.

Average grocery spend sinks to lowest since 2005
Tue, 18 Sep, 2012 - 01:00
Sean McCarthaigh

New data on consumer spending has revealed that just €21.30 is spent on the average shopping trip in the Republic — the lowest level since 2005.

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