Woolworths sees a drop in profits as rising living costs push consumers to seek alternatives.

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  1. It’s concerning to see Woolworths facing a profit slump, especially amid the challenging cost-of-living crisis. With many shoppers tightening their budgets, it’s not surprising that they might be seeking more affordable options elsewhere. It raises questions about how major retailers can adapt their strategies to retain customers during these tough economic times. Perhaps Woolworths needs to enhance its value offerings, consider loyalty programs, or emphasize quality to attract shoppers back. It’ll be interesting to see how they respond to this shift in consumer behavior. What do you think could be the best approach for them moving forward?

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