I know this is in line with the VAT Reductions courtesy Dishy Rishi and might probably draw some flak, but hey cheaper coffee, now who doesn't love it:)
Good to see the big names passing on the benefit to the customers and not keeping it to themselves.
Pret has also confirmed it will pass on the Chancellor’s VAT cut to customers from today for hot drinks and Friday on hot food.
It means
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Starbucks have also announced a similar price reduction to pass on the full 15% price reduction to the customers - Source
And lastly so far, Costa Coffee have announced a similar cut too.
I will update the thread as we see more big names joining the cut.
Hope it helps someone.
Good to see the big names passing on the benefit to the customers and not keeping it to themselves.
Pret has also confirmed it will pass on the Chancellor’s VAT cut to customers from today for hot drinks and Friday on hot food.
It means
- A takeaway latte will now cost £2.40, down from £2.75
- Eat-in tuna mayo baguette will be cut from £3.60 to £3.15.
Source
Starbucks have also announced a similar price reduction to pass on the full 15% price reduction to the customers - Source
And lastly so far, Costa Coffee have announced a similar cut too.
I will update the thread as we see more big names joining the cut.
Hope it helps someone.
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sorted byPriti Vacant thats a new, didn't hear that before.
For example, if an item was £1.20 last week, that would be 20p tax and £1 for the item so it is £1.05 this week (if they pass the full saving on). But a 15% discount on £1.20 would make the item £1.02 (15% of £1.20 is 18p).
It starts today as the OP said lol
Make what you will of it, but apparently this one references more then one merchant and hence falls foul of the HUKD posting policies
There is some truth here though theguardian.com/pol…her
Alright let me confirm that in 30min.
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