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Compare fruit & veg prices
UK supermarket price check
Six supermarkets tracked, with a manually verified baseline where live data isn't yet available.
Baseline verified June 2026
About these prices
Manually verified monthly from each supermarket's website. Prices shown are per unit as listed. Promotions, loyalty-card and delivery pricing are not included. Prices may vary by store location. Last updated: June 2026.
How to save even more
For everyday staples like carrots, broccoli, spinach and bananas, Aldi and Asda are consistently 30–50% cheaper than Waitrose and Sainsbury's with no quality difference.
In-season fruit at any supermarket is significantly cheaper than out-of-season imports. Strawberries at Aldi in June (£1.09) vs Waitrose in January (£3+) is a 3× price difference.
Nobody says you have to do one shop. Buy fruit and veg from Aldi or Asda, specialist items from Sainsbury's. The weekly saving on produce alone can be £10–15 for a family.
When Aldi or Asda run promotions on berries, buy a double quantity and freeze half. Frozen berries are just as nutritious and save you paying full price mid-winter.
Blackberries, elderflower, sloes and crab apples cost literally nothing. A single afternoon in August or September can fill your freezer with berries that'd cost £20+ in a supermarket.
Most supermarkets reduce fruit and veg 25–50% near end of day, typically 6–8pm. Imperfect produce tastes identical. Great for batch cooking and freezing the same day.