While Marks and Spencer (M&S) is considered by many to be a 'posh' supermarket, over the recent months the retailer has been lowering its prices on some products to compete with budget brands like Lidl and Aldi. On some occasions, shoppers have actually found M&S to be cheaper than Aldi and Lidl when doing their grocery shops, and the sentiment towards the 'premium' supermarket is changing.
Now, Marks and Spencer has rolled out a change across all of its food halls which will make people's shopping even cheaper. M&S has extended its price lock on more than 100 common household items - including washing up liquid, rice, coconut milk and soup.
The price lock will last until Summer 2023. It means shoppers won't have to deal with any surprises when they come to check out their food shop at the tills.
