Sarah Hardie of the Wairarapa Times-Age has reported that "Pak'nSave is the place to shop".
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The newspaper's weekly report on supermarket
pricing showed that for the first week of October, while some
Wairarapa competitor prices had increased on a selected range of
products totaling just over $100, Masteron PAK'nSAVE's prices had
actually decreased by $2.12 to just $104.96.
In the same study, our Australian cousin's store had "a big
hike of $7,88 to $116.23"!
This just goes to show what we all already know, that PAK'nSAVE
really do support their policy of New Zealand's lowest food
prices.