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Ongoing Story· Day 10

Grocery Basket Prices Soar 22.7% in Four Years, Study Finds

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Channel 13Economy

Grocery Delivery Prices Rise in Israel Amidst Cost of Living Concerns

Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Grocery delivery prices in Israel have increased, reversing an earlier trend of online prices matching discount store prices. An investigation revealed that the cost of home grocery shopping has risen, with some supermarket chains showing larger price differences. The findings highlight the worsening economic reality for Israeli consumers as the political focus on the cost of living diminishes.

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  • Grocery delivery prices in Israel have increased, contrary to initial competitive online pricing.
  • The reversal means online grocery shopping is no longer consistently cheaper than in-store options.
  • An investigation identified supermarket chains with the largest price discrepancies for online orders.
  • The trend exacerbates cost of living concerns for Israeli consumers.
  • Political focus on the cost of living has reportedly diminished.

Despite the political discourse on the cost of living fading, the reality for Israeli consumers is worsening, particularly concerning grocery delivery prices. When supermarket chains first introduced online delivery services, intense competition led to prices online being comparable to those in discount physical stores. However, this trend has reversed, with online grocery shopping becoming more expensive.

A recent investigation examined the current cost of home grocery delivery, identifying which supermarket chains exhibit the largest price discrepancies and exploring potential savings for consumers. The findings indicate a significant shift from the initial competitive pricing, suggesting that consumers may no longer find online shopping to be the more economical option it once was.

Channel 13Centre · Tel Aviv

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