Shoppers are being put off by the inconsistent quality of supermarket steaks, according to a new AHDB report.
More than three quarters of consumers have experienced a tough steak bought from a supermarket, the report found. Some 22% of them were put off buying steak again for a while - some as long as four months.
Retailers also risk losing sales if steaks don’t consistently look good on shelf, with shoppers ranking appearance above all other factors - including price, maturation, country of origin and breed.
Overall, quality and price were the top two biggest factors influencing steak purchase decisions, the report found.
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