Here in Sweden we have a law that forces shops to provide a "comparison price" on the price tag. Depending on the type of product, it's the price per volume, weight or unit. This makes it trivial to compare prices between products of different package sizes, and to notice shrinkflation.
Doesn't help detect changed ingredients that lower quality, though.
I thought this was a EU thing, but a quick search suggests that maybe it's something specific to us?
Doesn't help detect changed ingredients that lower quality, though.
I thought this was a EU thing, but a quick search suggests that maybe it's something specific to us?