Morrisons Bread/Fresh Chicken/Sugar/Mince/Milk from 50p
Baked by us Farmhouse White (800g), down from 90p to 50p (ends Sunday 22nd)
Fresh British Diced Chicken Breast 400g, down from £4 to £2 (ends Sunday 22nd)
Tate & Lyle 1Kg Granulated Sugar, down from 98p to 87p
Morrisons Minced Beef 500g (£2.40 each), or 2 for £4 (£4/Kilo)
4 pints semi-skimmed milk, 98p
The 400g packs of fresh chicken breast (£5/Kilo) are well worth the visit. It is a maximum of 3 packs per customer, but that is easily 'got round'.
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Voted HOT!
Sugar price isn't the biggest deal though, it would seem to be 88p most places at the moment.
They didn't have the 'Heavenly Red Velvet Cake' on offer too did they? :| Only tried it once when it first came out a few months ago ~ mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm... <3
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Bout time they had to "compete" instead of living off government handouts!!!
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Bout time they had to "compete" instead of living off government handouts!!!
How exactly will that happen if supermarkets aren't paying a fair price? I'm sure farmers would rather get paid a decent amount for their produce rather than receive subsidies.
Who are you expecting them to compete with, other countries with poorer welfare standards?
Edited By: TonyLeMesmer on Jul 19, 2012 12:38
YYYAAAAAWWWWWWNNNNNNN!!!!
Bout time they had to "compete" instead of living off government handouts!!!
How exactly will that happen if supermarkets aren't paying a fair price? I'm sure farmers would rather get paid a decent amount for their produce rather than receive subsidies.
Who are you expecting them to compete with, other countries with poorer welfare standards?
well its inevitable. If the government provide subsidies then business just pushes the price down to nullify them. Same thing that will happen if they subsidise energy costs.
YYYAAAAAWWWWWWNNNNNNN!!!!
Bout time they had to "compete" instead of living off government handouts!!!
How exactly will that happen if supermarkets aren't paying a fair price? I'm sure farmers would rather get paid a decent amount for their produce rather than receive subsidies.
Who are you expecting them to compete with, other countries with poorer welfare standards?
Okay Ill pay £1.40 a litre so my farmer can buy another new tractor, small farmers need to get competative to sell via other avenues which can sustain higher prices.
No sympathy for them....
Even the small farmers I have come across typically drive a new Mercedes and live in big country houses with 200 acres. (that's a small farm)
No one disagrees that farming is hard work, but the rewards and lifestyle are surely better than stacking shelves or flipping burgers for a pittance.
No sympathy here.
At the end of the day we consumers have choice.
You can choose who to buy your milk from and thus where it is sourced. Exercise that right and stop whining.
YYYAAAAAWWWWWWNNNNNNN!!!!
Bout time they had to "compete" instead of living off government handouts!!!
How exactly will that happen if supermarkets aren't paying a fair price? I'm sure farmers would rather get paid a decent amount for their produce rather than receive subsidies.
Who are you expecting them to compete with, other countries with poorer welfare standards?
Okay Ill pay £1.40 a litre so my farmer can buy another new tractor, small farmers need to get competative to sell via other avenues which can sustain higher prices.
No sympathy for them....
I'm sorry you don't seem to value the UK dairy industry, it's not the difference between farmers buying a new tractor or not, if something isn't done many farmers will go out of business as the pricing is just not sustainable.
Part of a full page ad in today's Sun newspaper. Should be nationwide. Morrisons doesn't have a 'proper' website, like Asda, Sainsburys, Tesco, etc., where you can go and search for any particular item, in order to find a hyperlink to offers seen in newspapers, tv ads, etc.
Edited By: lowrieh1 on Jul 19, 2012 15:58
Part of a full page ad in today's Sun newspaper. Should be nationwide. Morrisons doesn't have a 'proper' website, like Asda, Sainsburys, Tesco, etc., where you can go and search for any particular item, in order to find a hyperlink to offers seen in newspapers, tv ads, etc.
Thanks for the clarification, Lowrieh1.