Starting from today, the supermarket has slashed prices across everyday staples by up to 18 percent.
There may still be over three months until Christmas, but it pays to be prepared. If there’s one universal truth of the festive season, it’s that it is pretty expensive.
While many of us try to save money ahead of time, the rising cost of everyday groceries and household staples can make that quite difficult for some families. Which is exactly why Morrisons is lending a helping hand this year.
The supermarket giant has confirmed that it will be cutting the cost of hundreds of everyday essentials, allowing customers to stock up on quality food and kitchen cupboard staples at affordable prices.
From today, Monday, September 8, the incentive has cut the cost of 650 popular items reduced by a total of 18 percent, with the price cuts remaining in place for at least four to eight weeks, allowing households to spread their budgets up until the festive period.
Among those included in the promotion are family staples such as rice, pasta, fresh vegetables, chicken breasts, as well as cupboard favourites such as enchilada kits and breakfast cereals.
For the upcoming colder weather, customers will also find the likes of porridge sachets for those chilly mornings, alongside cold and flu capsules on offer.
That’s not all, as a range of everydsy basics many of us stock up on have also been included, with everything from olive oil and mayonnaise to household essentials such as laundry pods and toilet paper.
To promote its latest round of price cuts, Morrisons has confirmed that its promotion will be supported by a national campaign across TV, print, digital, and in-store signage to help customers easily identify reduced items.
Alex Paver, Pricing and Customer Director at Morrisons, said: “At Morrisons we believe great quality should be affordable for everyone, and we know that the cost of everyday products really matter to our customers right now.
“That’s why we’re cutting the prices of over 650 items, from fresh favourites to cupboard staples, so our customers can trust they’re getting real value every time they shop with us. These price cuts mean customers can spend less on the essentials and still enjoy the great quality Morrisons is known for.”
It’s not the first time the supermarket has cut costs this year, as Morrisons kicked off 2025 by expanding its price match campaign with competitors Aldi and Lidl, with over 500 everyday essentials included in the promotion.
The supermarket also offers a range of other money-saving incentives for those who visit its cafes, such as the popular ‘Club 60’ that was introduced earlier this year to help pensions go further.
The firm is also helping its loyalty card members to earn points faster, as it recently expanded its More scheme to over 300 participating brands, allowing customers to reach the highly coveted Morrisons ‘fiver’ quicker than ever.
Morrisons’ latest round of price cuts are available in stores and online from today, Monday, September 8.
Examples of Morrisons latest price cut
- Morrisons Tricolore Fusilli, 500g – was 90p, now 75p
- Morrisons Long Grain Boil in the Bag Rice, 4 x 125g – was £1.20, now 99p
- Morrisons Gravy Granules, 200g – was 99p, now 73p
- Morrisons Original Porridge Sachets, 10 x 270g – was £1.58, now £1.53
- Morrisons Special Flakes – was £2.35, now £1.95
- Morrisons Chicken & Vegetable Broth, 600g – was £1.85, now £1.50
- Morrisons Enchilada Kit, 600g – was £1.77, now £1.60
- Morrisons Chicken Breast Fillets, 630g – was £5, now £4.65
- Morrisons Wafer Thin Honey Cured Ham – was £2, now £1.55
- Morrisons Large Vine Ripened Tomatoes – was £1.40, now £1.19
- Morrisons Onion, 3 pack – was £1.10, now 95p
- Morrisons Olive Oil, 250ml – was £3.30, now £2.80
- Morrisons Light Mayonnaise, 500ml – was £1.15, now 99p
- Morrisons Non-Bio Laundry Pods, 21 pack – was £3.70, now £2.76
- Morrisons Toilet Tissue, 9 pack – was £3.60, now £3
- Morrisons Max Strength Cold & Flu Day & Night Capsules – was £2/25, now £2
