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21 June 2023 Recent research conducted by Sainsbury’s has unveiled an intriguing aspect of commuters’ lives—deciding what to cook for dinner is a prominent concern for many, with 74% admitting to contemplating their evening meal plans during their journey home. However, the study also revealed that mid-week dinners often lack variety due to the on-the-go

Balderston, a tranquil Nottinghamshire village, is gearing up for a brief hiatus in grocery shopping as the local Sainsbury’s store prepares to shut its doors for a comprehensive 10-day refurbishment. Commencing on Monday, June 19 and concluding on Thursday, June 29, the temporary closure aims to facilitate an array of transformative improvements within the store

22 June 2023 In a bid to enhance its loyalty program, Sainsbury’s has announced the expansion of its Nectar Prices scheme to include enticing offers on fresh produce, marking a significant departure from its previous focus. This move comes in the wake of the scheme’s successful launch earlier this year. Effective immediately, members of the

5 June 2023 Lidl addresses plastic concerns and offers recycling solution Lidl has joined Sainsbury’s in adopting vacuum packaging for mince, aiming to reduce plastic waste and extend the product’s shelf life. Following Sainsbury’s headline-making move, some shoppers voiced complaints about the texture of the meat after the switch, stating that it turned into “mush.”

6 June 2023 Simon Roberts’ remuneration package 229 times higher than average worker’s Despite a decline in profits at Sainsbury’s, the company’s chief executive, Simon Roberts, received a total pay package amounting to nearly £5 million in cash and shares last year. The pay package is a stark contrast to the challenges faced by shoppers,

10 May 2023 Supermarkets respond to criticism by passing on savings to consumers Following Sainsbury’s lead, Tesco, Aldi, and Lidl have all announced price reductions on their own-brand butter and bread, addressing concerns about high supermarket prices. The salted and unsalted butter prices have been cut from £1.99 to £1.89 for 250g packets across these