The Tesco & other non-Morrisons supermarket thread

[Martin Phillp]

The Co-op now have a two-tier pricing system for their meal deals, £4 for non-members and £3.50 if you're a member. A 25p increase for non-members and a reduction of 25p for members.

[m-in-m]

The Co-op now have a two-tier pricing system for their meal deals, £4 for non-members and £3.50 if you're a member. A 25p increase for non-members and a reduction of 25p for members.

I'd best become a member

[Martin Phillp]

The Co-op now have a two-tier pricing system for their meal deals, £4 for non-members and £3.50 if you're a member. A 25p increase for non-members and a reduction of 25p for members.

I'd best become a member

It's only £1 to join. There are food deals every Monday on the Co-op app where they offer money off food items including sandwiches which can bring it down even further.

[m-in-m]

The Co-op now have a two-tier pricing system for their meal deals, £4 for non-members and £3.50 if you're a member. A 25p increase for non-members and a reduction of 25p for members.

I'd best become a member

It's only £1 to join. There are food deals every Monday on the Co-op app where they offer money off food items including sandwiches which can bring it down even further.

Thanks. The app wasn't promoted when I just signed up - saves me waiting for a physical card to add to my phone.

[Martin Phillp]

I'd best become a member

It's only £1 to join. There are food deals every Monday on the Co-op app where they offer money off food items including sandwiches which can bring it down even further.

Thanks. The app wasn't promoted when I just signed up - saves me waiting for a physical card to add to my phone.

You can pick two food offers on the app every week and then have 7 days to use them. You can also earn money on Co-op branded goods.

[JAS84]

The Co-op now have a two-tier pricing system for their meal deals, £4 for non-members and £3.50 if you're a member. A 25p increase for non-members and a reduction of 25p for members.

I'd best become a member

It's only £1 to join. There are food deals every Monday on the Co-op app where they offer money off food items including sandwiches which can bring it down even further.

Pays for itself once you've bought two of those meal deals then, since you save 50p a time.

[Pete]

I've noticed the rebranding of Euroshopper to Jacks in Premier branches is accelerating. Peanut butter, juice, crisps, cleaning products all moving over to the "Jacks part of the Tesco family" branding.

It's interesting how its clearly the same product yet instantly appears more trustworthy. I assume they'll rebrand first and then, as deals with Booker's suppliers expire, they'll probably look at consolidating many of these with the suppliers of Tesco own-brand.


Meanwhile in news that may appeal to Nick Harvey, and only Nick Harvey, The Grocer has been very impressed with the Blandford Forum branch of Tesco writing not one but two articles about it.
https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/the-grocer- ... 21.article
https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/the-grocer- ... 22.article
(google the headline in incognito to read)

[all new Phil]

Can’t remember if I’ve mentioned it here, but I was surprised to see Jack’s-branded items in my local independent off license. Its only competition locally is a well-used Co-op, so I guess it gives them a bit of credibility to have Tesco logos on some of their products.

[WillPS]

Interesting. Tesco have form for asset raiding their failed spin off operations with 'fresh & easy' appearing on produce lines (since tweaked to 'fresh & naked').

There was an attempt to launch Jack's as (another!) symbol fascia for Booker in 2020 but it appears the one and only location has rebranded.

My fiancée gained access to a thing called 'Company Shop' recently which has absolute loads of Jack's [Stores] branded stuff currently.

[JAS84]

So Tesco are doing with Jack's the same thing Morrisons did with Safeway?

[bilky asko]

So Tesco are doing with Jack's the same thing Morrisons did with Safeway?

I suppose one could make the comparison, though I think the Safeway name has a lot more cachet than Jack's.