Supermarket group Morrisons is cutting prices on 4,000 products it revealed this week. A spokesperson said: "We've lowered prices on an enormous range of products, from fresh produce and groceries to household products and homewares. We know that times are tough for everyone, so we're working even harder to ensure people can keep some extra money in their pockets.”
The Morissons move follows the announcement of cuts by Tesco and Asda last month.
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