Sainsbury’s customers have been left outraged after the supermarket chain hiked up the price of its delivery passes while shoppers continue to face a growing cost of living crisis.
Sainsbury's has upped the annual cost of its 12-month “midweek delivery pass” from £30 to £40 - an increase of £10, or around a third of the original price, the Mirror reports. The “midweek delivery pass” applies to online grocery orders that are delivered on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays.
Customers have also complained on Twitter about its annual “anytime delivery pass“ rising from £60 to £80. The “anytime delivery pass“ is for up to one free delivery every day, including weekends.
