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# SHOPPED: The Shocking Power of British Supermarkets

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## Customer Reviews

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    Not what I was hoping for
  

*by M***D on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 18 May 2018*

This was a disappointing read. I'm a little bit "converted" already, and I feel the supermarkets are responsible for a lot of ills in the UK and US; however this book was so rife with logical gaps that I started to feel sorry for Walmart/Tescos et al.It sets up these straw men, doesn't really connect the dots in the narrative, leaving us with "Supermarkets have left our town centers destitute, with all the shops closing down and nobody going there anymore" and then, 2 paras later, "Supermarkets are moving now into the town center, because people find it more convenient to shop there"... There are complex relationships between these two trends that involve us shoppers, town planners, worldwide shopping habits, technology and price power that deserve exploration, but you won't find that in this book. Instead, it comes across as a diatribe, whereby everything supermarkets do is wrong by definition and "solutions" are scant.I think I share some of the writer's goals; I'd like to see people consuming less, buying better (though fewer) quality products from more locally-based merchants and producers, regenerating some dormant civic values and local economies, but I don't think this book is a useful part of the conversation that needs to occur to achieve this.

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    Important read
  

*by L***B on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 29 August 2018*

Only given it four stars as it's now quite an old book, but don't think things have got any better than when this was published - if anything they're worse!  Didn't actually tell me much that I didn't know already, but I'm a follower of what supermarkets get up to, and live in a more or less agricultural area, so hear most of this locally.  This book actually confirms all the information in print.  If you use supermarkets (or pretending not to be supermarkets when they very obviously are) for any of your shopping,  then you ought to read this book.  I know we all have to do what our purses will allow, but it might make you a bit more keen not to buy low price and then waste half of it because it was cheap!

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    Food for thought
  

*by A***G on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 31 August 2013*

This is a well researched and thorough account of how supermarkets have risen to stardom, and eliminated taste. What a pity the horse meat scandal happened after it was written. And how bad I feel for mindlessly accepting it all. Supermarkets aren't all bad, of course, but all the same I will buy my vegetables from our local market from now on. They are dirty, odd shapes, and don't come in neat packages. Today's purchase of a cabbage came with a couple of caterpillars. Joy! No pesticides! The taste and smell of this fresh produce makes me remember what I was missing. And definitely no more of those tasteless supermarket strawberries. A big 'well done' to the author for revealing the terrifying power supermarkets have over us all and reminding us there are other options.

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