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I was wondering why in the supermarket Class A chicken is sold at different prices? To me if chicken is marked as Class A ,this is an indication of it being of a certain quality, ie. the best. Yet on the supermarket shelf there are the 'normal' packs of say 4 legs priced at �1.90 kg , and on the shelf below will be the 'value' pack of the same, but priced much lower at �1.30 per kg. What puzzles me is if they are both Class A product then surely no matter which pack I whoose to buy I will be getting exactly the same quality? I did ask the supermarket manager but all I got was a blank look .
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