US EditionMorrisons Slashes Price of 160 More Items, Including Baileys, Bisto and Paxo
Morrisons offers average savings of 25% on over 640 items including festive staples and branded products to support customers’ early Christmas shopping.
- Morrisons is cutting the price of another 160 popular products, following 650 reductions made last month, with average savings of 25% on household basket items.
- Morrisons said the drops aim to make 'every pound go further' and reflect a commitment to deliver value as customers continue to feel pressure, Alex Paver said.
- Morrisons highlights price cuts on products including Sirloin from November 3 and Chocolate Tubs from November 1, with offers like Half Price The Best Mince Pies 6 pack — WAS £3, NOW £1.50.
- Some promotions run until November 2 and are available to all shoppers nationwide, while Sirloin and Beef Brisket start on November 3.
- Festive staples such as Bisto Gravy Granules, Paxo Sage & Onion Stuffing and Morrisons Cranberry Sauce have been reduced, and an image of Tharsini, Morrisons staff member, shows cuts on bacon and bleach.
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