Published 2 years ago

Asda and Morrisons drop prices to help struggling shoppers

Summary by Ground News

Supermarket groups Asda and Morrisons have announced efforts to help struggling shoppers during the cost of living crisis. Asda said it will invest more than �73m to keep the prices of more than 100 essential items low until the end of the year. Morrisons said it has reduced prices on more than 500 products and introduced new and improved multi-save deals.

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BBC News

Asda and Morrisons cut prices as supermarkets fight for customers

Morrisons and Asda launch new promotions as households face pressure from the rising cost of living.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Asda and Morrisons cut prices as supermarkets fight for customers

Big chains try to preserve market share amid rising inflation and competition from Aldi and Lidl

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Morrisons cuts prices of 500 items including own-brand eggs and nappies

The UK’s fourth-largest supermarket said the reductions would make a noticeable difference to consumers.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Reuters

Britain's Asda to invest over 73 million stg in prices

LONDON - Against a backdrop of soaring inflation in Britain's food retail sector, supermarket group Asda said on Monday it would invest more than 73 million pounds ($93.4 million) to keep the prices of essential items low this year. Asda, owned since February last year by brothers Mohsin and Zuber Issa and private equity company TDR Capital, said it has cut the prices of over 100 items

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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