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Morrisons offers customers £15 off shopping - rules explained

Morrisons customers can get £15 off their shopping with one service offered by the supermarket across hundreds of its sites.

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By Brian Dillon, Audience Writer

Morrisons Shop Front, Building Exterior

Morrisons offers a chance to save £15 on shopping (Image: Getty)

There is a way that Morrisons shoppers can get £15 off shopping with one of the supermarket's recent offers. The Morrisons website currently offers £5 off their first three Morrisons Now orders, meaning they can save £15 in total on groceries over time. Morrisons Now was launched by the British retailer last year and allows people to select and pay for groceries online for delivery to their home in as little as 60 minutes. Shoppers who live near a participating store can visit Morrisons.com or the Morrisons Groceries app, select Morrisons Now, and order up to 30 items.

To get the £5 off your first three Morrisons Now orders, you will have to use the code 5firstnow when checking out to activate the discount. There is a minimum spend of £30, and the code is valid for three uses only. That means if you get £30 worth of goods in your first order, you'll only end up spending £25. Using the discount three times, you could get £90 worth of goods for £75.

Once they have paid, shoppers can track their order in real time from store to door, with delivery fulfilled by one of Morrisons' trusted delivery partners on a courier bike or in a car. Additionally, customers can use ‘Instant Shop’ to build their order quickly and have all their addresses and payment details saved and ready to go.

"We know that life is busy and Morrisons Now is here to make those everyday moments easier, delivering what you need, within as little as an hour," said Charlotte Exell, group online director for Morrisons at the time of the Morrisons Now launch last autumn.

Customers should note that prices may vary slightly when ordering through Morrisons Now because they reflect the cost of providing a faster, more flexible service. This includes things like rapid picking and delivery.

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If a product in a Morrisons Now order is not available, the team will aim to provide a substitute. However, if customers are unhappy with the substitute, they can request a refund on the grocery website or in the app within 24 hours of delivery.

Morrisons has recently made a number of upgrades to its shopping experience, aiming to make things easier and more convenient for shoppers. The retailer is rolling out smart flashing shelf labels across stores ahead of the festive rush.

To help reduce the time they spend shopping, More Card app users can search for items on their phones and instantly light up the shelf edge to locate products.

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