Cheese prices have doubled as supermarkets ramp up shopping bills in a new blow to hard-pressed families, reports Stephen Hayward from the Mirror. Reports suggest shoppers are paying £6 a week more for groceries after food prices soared 7 per cent in a month – just as millions are hit by record winter fuel bills. Cathedral City mature cheddar has jumped from £1.94 to £3.88 for 400g while Philadelphia has gone up from 91p to £1.82 for 300g. Prices of breakfast cereals have also rocket...

Get £10 off your first online shop when you spend £50 or more on Groceries! eCoupon code: XXAFFT Terms and Conditions: The eCoupon is valid on your first single grocery order, for use until 28th March 2010. Customers must spend & have delivered £50 or more of groceries from tesco.com. Purchases from Wine By the Case do not qualify. £50 minimum spend excludes purchases of tobacco, infant milk formulae, prescription medicines & the delivery charge. Valid on purchases from tesco.com ...

ASDA Groceries Hundreds and thousands of ASDA customers have already discovered just how much they can benefit by shopping online with ASDA.com. As the number of stores offering home delivery increases, more people are now able to enjoy the experience too. The great thing about ASDA Online Shopping is the convenience it offers. As more of us work longer hours, it’s becoming harder to spend time with family and friends, or simply unwind at the end of a hard day. Shopping online with ASDA.com n...

Order your Sainsburys online groc.. and have your groceries hand picked and home delivered at a time that suits you.  The same great Sainsbury’s quality, freshness and choice every time from a brand you can trust. Sainsburys online grocery delivery: Sainsbury’s grocery shopping service currently covers 88% of the UK mainland and we also offer our service from selected stores in Northern Ireland. Sainsburys deliver your grocery order from a store local to you.  These stores are ...

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Nearly half of ASDA’s customers have started buying Christmas presents in September, to help spread the cost of Christmas.   ASDA believes a third of shoppers are planning to spend less than last year, as it adds a dedicated Christmas gift shop. InternetRetailing.net says “The impact of the credit crunch is still hitting consumers according to a new survey from Asda which has found that almost half the grocer’s shoppers are already buying Christmas gifts. Of those, 75% s...

30 September, 2009, InternetRetailing.net: “New research shows that, while 11% of consumers regularly buy groceries online, 83% like to be able to see and touch fresh produce before making a purchase and 66% say they prefer not to buy fresh food over the web as they are concerned about use-by dates. These findings will, to some extent, reach beyond groceries. How many men don’t shop for clothes on the web because they’re not sure about fit? And would you buy jewellery or a pain...

There are many benefits to shopping with ASDA including: There are so many benefits to using ASDA.com – here are just a few of our favourites: You can now save more than one address in your account. More product information and better pictures to help you choose exactly what you want. We’ve made deliveries easier too. There’s a clearer display of available slots showing the price you’ll pay. Set up...

22 September, 2009 IGD Retail Analysis reports: Market share data for the UK Grocery market from TNS has shown a slight slow-down over the past month, with the market growing by 5.2% in the 12 weeks to 6 September 2009.  According to the market research agency, “recession panic” is beginning to leave the mindset of both consumer and retailer alike, with Waitrose proving to be the key beneficiary – growing by 11.2% compared with the previous year, aided by the performance of it...

Founded in 1869 Sainsbury’s is now the 3rd largest supermarket in the UK (according to the Taylor Nelson Sofres rankings published in January 2008),  with a market share of 16.4% compared to Tesco’s 31.5%, ASDA’s 16.7% and Morrison’s 11.4%. With an emphasis on a higher quality grocery offering compared to its other large rivals, Sainsbury’s currently operates 785 hypermarkets, supermarkets and convenience stores. It also operates Sainsbury’s Bank, which sells f...