An Asda chairman has said that customers are changing the way that they shop due to the price of living crisis - including making changes on petrol forecourts.
Chairman of the supermarket chain Lord Stuart Rose claimed that shoppers are self-imposing spending limits when they fill up their cars. The boss described a "massive change" in customers' behaviour as he has called on the government to do more to help low-income households as the prices continue to surge, reported Nottinghamshire Live.
He told the BBC : "People are trading back. They are worried about spending."
