Two-thirds of shoppers feel ‘ripped off’ by convenience store prices

Two-thirds of consumers feel they are being “ripped off” by convenience store prices, according to a recent Which? survey. 

Three-quarters of UK adults revealed that they find the price of convenience store foods too expensive, compared to larger supermarkets, with nearly half claiming to struggle to find affordable food in convenience stores at all. 

The results went on to show that half of those who rely on convenience stores at least once a week are struggling with the cost-of-living crisis, compared to 25% of consumers overall.