Morrisons is helping customers save money on fuel as costs continue to soar.
As a result, the supermarket giant is offering customers who spend £40 in store until 9 October, a coupon which deducts 5p off every litre of fuel purchased.
The move comes as last month, 67% of parents felt “overwhelmed” about paying for essentials such as food and petrol during the cost-of-living crisis.
“Fuel prices are one of the biggest expenses people across the UK are facing as the cost-of-living increases,” Morrisons chief customer and marketing officer Rachel Eyre said.
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“We want to help our customers save money wherever we can and hope this offer can help make budgets go a little further.”
The required £40 customer spend, however, excludes: fuel, tobacco, lottery products, Morrisons Café, gift vouchers and cards, infant/formula milk, cash back, dry cleaning, fireworks, online games and instant tickets.
The restrictions also include items such as photo printing, saver stamps, postage stamps, mobile phone credit, delivery charges/pass, garden centre and pharmacy items.
The move comes as Aldi has overtaken Morrisons as the UK’s fourth largest grocer. Aldi’s UK grocery market share saw a 9.2% rise in the four weeks to 7 August, whereas Morrisons sat at 9%.
