Netto on TV
Netto’s new managing director, Charles Kay, has welcomed BBC1’s Watchdog team and presenter Julia Bradbury to Netto Ponders End in North London to take part in filming for the consumer affairs show which airs on Mondays at 7.30pm. Julia and her colleague, Nicky Campbell, were working on a news report on UK supermarkets and talking to shoppers about their favourite stores and how their shopping habits are evolving during the credit crunch.
“We were delighted to be contacted by Watchdog for an interview and only too happy to take the film crew around one of our stores,” commented Charles. “The team at the store took everything in their stride but I think a few of our shoppers got a surprise when they spotted the camera. As the UK’s leading discounter, Netto is ideally placed to comment on developments in the retail industry over the last year. We are certainly welcoming more shoppers to our stores as consumers discover what our existing customers already know – we’re the first choice supermarket for great value for money products with absolutely no compromise on quality.”
Watchdog are now conducting an online survey into supermarkets and shopping habits, the results of which will be aired on the show on 23rd February. Click on the link below and cast your vote!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/watchdog/quest/index.shtml
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Netto has announced the launch of even lower prices on 1 in every 15 products across its total range, delivering an annualised saving of over £6 million* for shoppers across its 185 UK supermarkets.
Explains Mike Hinchcliffe, marketing manager for Netto in the UK: “This isn’t a gimmick; it’s about offering even lower prices for the foreseeable future on the nation’s staple weekly purchases such as bread, butter, baked beans, bacon and eggs.
“Netto shoppers are already saving money – the average price per pack at Netto is still lower than any other supermarket retailer at an average of 91p. With inflation up to 3.8 per cent in June, these extra reductions will be warmly welcomed as shoppers face the challenge of stretching household budgets yet further. The additional savings delivered by shopping at Netto could be used to pay for a family holiday, for example.
“Most importantly, we’ve reduced the prices of products that shoppers actually want to buy, not just random groceries that are perhaps bought just once or twice a year. From fresh meat and poultry and a variety of frozen foods, through to household goods, toiletries and pet food, the savings are tangible and they’re what customers want.”
Concludes Hinchcliffe: “Our primary focus over Netto’s 18 year history in the UK has always been to offer sustainable, low prices on quality products. This new initiative underlines our continued commitment to deliver the best overall value to our customers. Times may be tough but consumers can always rely on Netto to offer the opportunity to save without compromise.”
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According to the latest grocery industry figures issued by A.C. Nielsen, Netto is the fastest growing supermarket in the U.K.with an 11.2% sales increase over the last 12 months. We understand that consumers want the best value for money on their weekly shop and budgets are certainly tighter than a year ago but no one wants to compromise on quality.
Here at Netto you don’t have to!
We’re welcoming more and more people to our growing network of 182 stores every week.Not only are we being visited more often but more is being spent on each visit as customers discover the quality of our products and why we really are Everyone’s Great Value Supermarket.
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