Supermarkets have slashed the cost of milk this week in a competition to help keep costs low even as the cost of food increases.
Tesco started the price war on Wednesday, April 12 when the retailer cut the cost of its milk for the first time in three years. The price of a four pint bottle dropped from £1.65 to £1.55 whilst two pints went from £1.30 to £1.25 and one pint was reduced from 95p to 90p.
This was soon followed by Sainsbury's the following day when the supermarket slashed its four pint bottle to just £1.55 for four pints, similarly cutting two pints to £1.25 and a pint to 90p.
