Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons shoppers baffled by 60p product appearing on shelves

direct to your inboxSupermarket giant Sainsbury's has issued fresh rules on who will be permitted to shop in its stores during lockdown.The supermarket’s CEO, Simon Roberts, has this written to all customers with a plea to keep the amount of people shopping down where possible.He also asked shoppers to play their part in keeping everyone safe by always wearing a mask in store and by shopping alone.Following a successful trial over the weekend, Sainsbury’s will this week put trained security

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Sainsbury's is set to bring in security guards to ban shoppers who refuse to wear a mask in store as supermarkets are urged to tighten rules.In an email sent to customers, the supermarket giant said it would 'challenge' people shopping in large groups or not wearing a mask in a bid to tackle soaring coronavirus infections.The retailer joins Morrisons who yesterday vowed to clamp down on those who refuse to wear a mask while shopping, unless they have a medical exemption.It comes as supermarkets

direct to your inboxYesterday Boris Johnson announced the news that the UK would be plunged into its third national lockdown - meaning that, once again, all non-essential retailers have been forced to close, no matter what tier you live in.Supermarkets such as Asda, Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Aldi can all continue to open, alongside essential shops like Home Bargains, B&M and garden centres.However, shoppers visiting supermarkets and essential shops must follow the rules in place, or risk

direct to your inboxNew Year's Day this year looks a little different, with many people enjoying their hangovers at home - without being surrounded by big groups of family or friends.But whether you need paracetamol for a sore head, you've run out of milk or you need last-minute ingredients for a New Year's Day dinner, chances are, you'll need to nip to the supermarket.Here is the full list of opening times for Morrisons, Sainsbury's, Tesco, Asda, Aldi and Lidl on New Year's Day.It is expected

Easter Sunday.Eagle-eyed shoppers have spotted eggs in stores and supermarkets across the country, with the holiday itself still more than three months away.Several pics of the chocolate treats have been posted on social media this week, with Scots spotting them in B&M and The Range.As well as being stocked on shelves of a B&M in Glasgow, they were seen being sold in The Range in Livingston.They have also been seen on sale in Co-op, Morrisons and Tesco stores down south.And Aldi is selling hot

direct to your inboxAs more areas of the UK are plunged into Tier 4 measures by the government, shoppers need to be aware of the new rules which apply to them when visiting stores like Asda, Tesco, Aldi, Home Bargains, Lidl, Sainsbury's and Morrisons.

direct to your inboxAs most of us will be spending New Year's Eve at home this year, supermarkets will be in high demand as shoppers get stocked up on party food and bubbles.However, opening times may differ in your local supermarket, so it's important to check before you visit.Here's all the opening times for Asda, Aldi, Lidl, Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Waitrose on New Year's Eve.Tesco Extra, Superstores and Metro branches will open as usual on New Year's Eve but close early at 7pm,

direct to your inboxNew rules have been announced for major UK supermarkets including Asda, Tesco, Morrisons, Lidl and Sainsbury's.The Government has announced plans to reduce the number of food and drink offers available to shoppers in a bid to reduce obesity levels in the UK.From April 2022, offers and promotions on foods that are deemed "unhealthy" will be restricted under plans to tackle Britain's obesity crisis.