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Be a smart consumer!

PORT MORESBY: Groceries and food are a daily necessity for everyone.

It is with this in mind that PNG Cyber Monitor is making a weekly compilation of deals offered by supermarkets here.

Be a smart consumer, get the best out of your kina by checking out the prices and planning your shopping.

The list below is a service for the convenience of our readers and followers.

This is it:

Stop&Shop (Promotion from March 11 to 24, 2019): Sheep hearts (K11.95/kg save K3); Monster wings (K14.95/kg save K2); Star of India curry powder (K2.95 save 65t); Nescafe Niugini Blend 75g (K9.95 save K1); Pork Mumu pieces (K9.96/kg save K3); Weet-Bix 375g (K6 save K1); Highlands Meadows Vegetable Oil 1L (K5.95 save K1); and Heinz Mixed Vegetables 500g (K10.95 save K1). - (As advertised in The National on Wed, March 20, 2019)

TST (Hohola, Boroko, Waigini): Roots rice bucket rush (K35 per 10kg; Fabuloso multi-purpose cleaner 500ml (K6.50); Baby cloth diaper (K9.95 save K3); Axion diswashing paste (K2.95); Cold Power detergent (K.2.95); Kitchen towel 40X60cm (K2 save 95t); Soft Cotton baby wet wipes 80pcs (K5 save K1.95); Sponge 3pcs set (K3 save K1.50); Dazzle bleach K2 save 30t); Bucket without lid (31X29cm (K7.95 save K2.80); and Shoff baby care products (from K3) - (March Specials as advertised in The National on Monday, March 18, 2019); Roots rice (K29.90; Anchor cheese slice 12pc (K7.50 save K1.40); Famili Hart iodised salt (250g 40t, 500g 75t, 1kg K1.50); Lamb neck chop (K9.95 save K1.05); Laga vegetable oil (K6.50 save 80t); Devondale butter salted & unsalted 250g (K8.90 save K4.10); Tulip pork luncheon meat (k5.50 save 80t); Angel mackerel natural oil & tomato sauce 425g (K6.70); Tropical Oasis purified water 600ml (K1.30 save 30t); Famili Hart soy sauce light, dark, mushroom 150ml K2, 500ml K3) - (Mad March Specials as advertised in The National on Thursday, March 21, 2019).

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