Morrisons is offering customers the chance to save £15 on their shopping through a promotion on its Morrisons Now delivery service. The supermarket's website currently provides £5 off the first three Morrisons Now orders, allowing shoppers to cut a total of £15 from their grocery bills over time.
How the Morrisons Now Discount Works
Morrisons Now, launched by the British retailer last year, lets customers select and pay for groceries online for home delivery in as little as 60 minutes. Shoppers near a participating store can visit Morrisons.com or use the Morrisons Groceries app, choose Morrisons Now, and order up to 30 items.
To claim the £5 discount on each of the first three orders, customers must enter the code 5firstnow at checkout. There is a minimum spend of £30, and the code is valid for three uses only. This means a £30 order would cost £25, and using the discount three times could secure £90 worth of goods for £75.
Delivery and Order Tracking
Once payment is made, shoppers can track their order in real time from store to door, with delivery handled by one of Morrisons' delivery partners using a courier bike or a car. Customers can also use the 'Instant Shop' feature to build orders quickly, with addresses and payment details saved for convenience.
"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 service's launch last autumn.
Pricing and Substitutions
Prices may vary slightly when ordering through Morrisons Now because they reflect the cost of providing a faster, more flexible service, including rapid picking and delivery. If a product is unavailable, the team will aim to provide a substitute, but customers unhappy with a replacement can request a refund on the grocery website or in the app within 24 hours of delivery.
Morrisons has also introduced smart flashing shelf labels across stores ahead of the festive rush. More Card app users can search for items on their phones and instantly light up the shelf edge to locate products, reducing time spent shopping.
