Be a smart consumer!

Supermarket sales/deals for the week
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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:

City Pharmacy (March 18 to April 14, 2019): Nivea body lotion 75ml (K3.5 save K1); Nivea women anti-pespirant spray 150ml (2 for K15); Huggies dry diapers (K16 save K5.90); and Dr. Kang adult diapers (K19.95 save K3). - As advertised in The National on Wednesday April 3, 2019

Stop&Shop (March 25 to April 7, 2019): Frozen Lamb Flaps (K21.95/kg save K3); New Zealand red apples (K10.95/kg save K1.90); Arnotts Original Tim Tam 200g (K9.95 save K1); Tulip Pork Luncheon Meat 200g (K4.95 save 55t); Frozen chicken wings (K18.95/kg save K1); Assorted Gala ice-cream 2L (K17 save K2); Flame Flour Plain/Self Raising 1kg (K4.25); and Ocean Blue white meat tuna BBQ 180g (K3.75 save 50t) - As advertised in The National on Wednesday April 3, 2019

TST (Hohola, Boroko, Waigini): Fashion doll (KK8 save K.395); Moana doll (From K4); Kids foam puzzle mat (K12.50); Travelling pillow (K15 save K7.50); Travel flashlights Asstd (From K2); Men’s watches (K9 save K5.95); Ladies watches Asstd (K7.50); and 2 in 1 beach towel (K29). - April Specials as advertised in The National on Monday, April 1, 2019
April Specials Promo from April 2 to 28: Roots rice 10kg (K29.60 save K2); Flame plain and self raising flour 1kg (K4.50 save 60t); Coca Cola Bottle 1L (K4.50 save 70t); Sumo mackeral 425g in tomato & oil (K4.60 save 50t); Chicken neck 1kg (K12 save K3); Brown Onions (imported) K2.95/kg); Devondale Smart fortified UHT 946ml (K4.70 save 80t); Wave purified water 600ml (K1 save 20t); and Gold Spot cordials rqaspberry, pineapple, lime, orange, lemon and kalamansi (K8.50 save K1.40). - As advertised in The National on Thursday, April 4, 2019

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