Tesco is making two huge changes to its home delivery service for online shoppers from next week.
The supermarket is increasing the minimum spend and subsequent charge if you go below this amount.
Tesco currently charges £4 if the value of your home delivery shop is below £40.
But from next Tuesday (May 2) this fee is going up to £5 and you’ll need to spend a minimum of £50.
If you spend above £50 anyway, these changes won't affect you.
The minimum order fee of £25 for click and collect shoppers will remain the same.
A Tesco spokesperson said: “To ensure we can continue to serve our online customers as effectively as possible, from May 2 we are making some changes to our minimum basket threshold, the first change we are making in nearly eight years.
“For the vast majority of our customers, there will be no change to the way they shop.”
This isn't the only big change Tesco is making over the next few weeks.
Tesco shoppers will get less money for their Clubcard points when redeemed with a "Rewards Partner" from June 14.
Shoppers will only to double the value of their Clubcard points, rather than triple them as they currently do.
For example, if you have 500 points, this would normally be worth £5 to spend in Tesco stores - but use them with a "Rewards Partner" and they'd be worth £15.
But after June 14, they'll only be worth double their original value, so £10 for 500 points.
Tesco currently has over 100 "Rewards Partners" including brands like Pizza Express, Legoland, Alton Towers, Cineworld and Hotels.com.
The supermarket is also changing the amount of points you can get when you will up your car at its forecourts.
Currently, drivers get one point for every £2 they spend on fuel - but from June 14, you'll get one point for every two litres of fuel you buy.
How does this compare to other supermarkets?
Sainsbury's shoppers have to spend a minimum of £40 and the fee for orders under this amount is £7.
Asds customers also have a minimum spend of £40 and they are charged £3 if they go under this.
Morrisons shoppers need to spend £25 minimum and those below £40 are charged £3.
Iceland customers have a minimum spend of £40 and incur a £3 fee if they spend less than this.
