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Price difference in supermarket own-label gluten-free and standard products UK 2016
Average difference in price between major supermarkets' own-label gluten-free and standard own-label products in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2016*
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This statistic shows the average difference in price between major supermarkets' own-label gluten-free products and standard own-label products in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2016. Gluten-free shoppers can pay a mark-up of 200 percent on the price of Sainsbury's tomato and basil soup. In the case of Tesco ketchup, the standard own-brand product itself contains no gluten, although the gluten-free version is an extra 84.6 percent of the price.
Average difference in price between major supermarkets' own-label gluten-free and standard own-label products in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2016*
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by Statista Research Department,
last edited
Jan 30, 2016
This statistic shows the average difference in price between major supermarkets' own-label gluten-free products and standard own-label products in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2016. Gluten-free shoppers can pay a mark-up of 200 percent on the price of Sainsbury's tomato and basil soup. In the case of Tesco ketchup, the standard own-brand product itself contains no gluten, although the gluten-free version is an extra 84.6 percent of the price.
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- * No standard Sainsbury's gluten-free equivalent so price compared to Chippa gluten-free mayo.
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- * No standard Sainsbury's gluten-free equivalent so price compared to Chippa gluten-free mayo.
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