As the cost of living crisis continues to pinch purses across the country, many Aussie families are buying in bulk and online to curb hip-pocket pain at the checkout.
So much so that bulk buy groceries have overtaken clothing and apparel as the number one category on shopping platform Catch.Australian held in Philippines prison swears he is innocent manThe modern approach to grocery shopping is becoming increasingly popular for Aussie families looking to slash their shopping bills.
"Just buying everything in bulk, I don't have to worry about dishwashing tablets for a couple of months," Alexandra said.According to Catch managing director Brendan Sweeney, the couple is not alone in their pursuit to save. Retail expert Gary Mortimer said not everyone can afford the upfront costs of buying in bulk, but encouraged families to join forces to save at the checkout.
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