Supermarket customers are claiming the prices they are being charged at the till are higher than the labels on the shelves because prices have gone up and staff haven't had time to update the labels. The problem has been reported at a number of different supermarkets - including Aldi and Asda - with inflation now meaning food prices are rising rapidly.
One supermarket has been seen selling Lurpak at more than £9 a packet, and Sainsbury's has warned that the cost of living crisis is not over.
Raising the issue on the Reduce Your Supermarket Spend Facebook page, one shopper said: "Has anyone else noticed the supermarkets are not keeping up with replacing the prices given on the shelf for items and then when you go through checkout it puts another price on.
