'The findings are particularly worrying at a time when inflation is so high'
Glasgow City Council's Trading Standards officers checked the price of more than 1000 everyday items in 24 stores as part of a national campaign to detect misleading or non-existent pricing in stores.
In another shop, a bottle of wine was priced at £9.99 on the shelf but scanned at £11.99 at the till. "This work is about protecting consumers and the team uncovered some shocking pricing practices in a number of Glasgow stores. The work in Glasgow was part of a nationwide retail pricing investigation organised by Society of Chief Officers of Trading Standards in, with spot-checks carried out in supermarkets and smaller stores in the city between November and December 2022.
They require the selling price to be inclusive of VAT, unambiguous, easily identifiable, and clearly legible.
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