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Israeli Supermarket Price Differences for Rosh Hashanah Shopping Revealed

A study found that shopping for Rosh Hashanah groceries in Israel can vary by up to 577 shekels between supermarkets, with Rami Levy being the cheapest and Tiv Taam the most expensive. Researchers advise comparing total basket costs rather than individual deals.

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What happened

  1. 01Rosh Hashanah grocery basket costs vary by 577 shekels across Israeli supermarkets.
  2. 02Rami Levy is the cheapest chain, Tiv Taam is the most expensive.
  3. 03Price differences exist across product categories and individual items.
  4. 04Consumers are advised to compare total basket costs, not just individual deals.
  5. 05Convenience and other factors also influence supermarket choice.
Translated and summarized by baba from Channel 9, the latest report. Read Channel 9’s original

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