0 a container with a handle that you use for carrying what you plan to buy in a shop --
1 a container with a handle that you use to carry goods that you are going to buy in a store: --
2 used to refer to goods, especially food, that someone buys regularly: --
3 a container with a handle that you take with you when you go shopping to carry the things that you buy --
4 → shopping cart --
That is a fairly good summary of what the woman with the shopping basket thinks about advertising and the methods used.
This means that, between the time the potatoes leave my farm and the time they reach the housewife's shopping basket, somebody adds £22 a ton.
The food component of this index is far and away the fairest "shopping basket" of all.
I believe this voluntary agreement will make a low budget shopping basket of basic goods more widely available.
If one is going out with a shopping basket, £1 more helps quite a bit.
There is a tendency to regard the consumer as a kind of automatic shopping basket.
Will she go round shopping centres with her shopping basket and ask housewives what the situation is, and so get the true picture?
A lady constituent came to see me, bringing with her a heavy shopping basket which she put on the table.
