Aldi launches £24.99 food boxes for home delivery

Food shopping is probably one of the biggest tasks we have to focus on of late.

At the start of the coronavirus outbreak Marks and Spencer launched a £35 box filled with essential groceries for customers struggling to secure an online shopping slot.

From this weekend, Morrisons and Deliveroo will offer a bigger range that will for the first time include beer and wine delivered to your doorstep, while pubs and bars remain closed.

McDonald's revealed it when it will reopen a handful of UK restaurants for during coronavirus lockdown.

Tesco is has announced new changes to make it easier for shoppers to get a delivery slot.

Aldi has introduced a voucher scheme to make it easier for vulnerable people or those self-isolating to get food.

Home Bargains has joined a growing list of retailers introducing essential food boxes for customers struggling to get to the shops during lockdown.

Major supermarkets across the UK will soon be increasing their home delivery slots by 300,000.

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A few weeks ago Manchester Evening news confirmed the news that Tesco had significantly increased the number of home delivery slots available following a large recruitment drive.

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The UK is in lockdown owing to the coronavirus pandemic and people are only allowed to leave the house for a certain few set reasons, one of which is to shop for essential supplies. A key problem recently is people stockpiling basic amenities such as toilet roll, cleaning products and food.This has resulted in a reductive cycle because, due to lack of supplies, people that don’t want to buy in bulk now deem it necessary to do so.

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Shoppers have become increasingly desperate to book home delivery slots during lockdown which are always in high demand.