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Grocery delivery information
We will always deliver to the front door of your house or flat. From Sunday 30th August 2020, your delivery will not be bagged. Safety is our highest priority and our colleagues will continue to follow social distancing guidelines and will not enter your home when they deliver your order but can assist you in transferring your order from the totes to your own bags or containers.
We deliver to 98% of UK households, in this article you can view information about your delivery, delivery charges and read some of our FAQs about our deliveries.
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FAQs
- The Sainsbury's website says: 'For vulnerable customers who have been invited to register for online deliveries, you will still need to enter your postcode and find an available slot.
- Unfortunately, Sainsbury’s Christmas delivery slots have all gone. The last possible day to order for those few days before Christmas was December 2. However, next day Click & Collect delivery.
- Sainsbury's website says: 'We’re continuing to offer priority access to home delivery slots for the most vulnerable customers, and based on information received from the Government, we’ve been.
Our grocery service currently covers 98% of UK households. We deliver your grocery order from a store local to you and allocate these stores based on your postcode. You can check if we deliver to your area by clicking here, fill in your postcode and click Check Postcode.
We are constantly looking for ways to improve our grocery service and would like to hear your feedback. If we do not deliver to you, you can let us know by registering your details with us by clicking here. We will then be able to let you know in the future if we extend our service to cover your area.
Please note, we don't currently offer a delivery service outside of the UK as we can’t guarantee the delivery will be safe and undamaged during transportation.
You or someone aged 18 or over on your behalf must be available to receive, inspect and sign for your grocery order. We will not be able to leave goods unattended under any circumstances.
To take the best care of your shopping, we pack your frozen and chilled goods in separate bags and keep them at the right temperature. Your shopping is then delivered in special vans with temperature-controlled compartments.
We will always deliver to the front door of your house or flat. From Sunday 30th August 2020, your delivery will not be bagged. Safety is our highest priority and our colleagues will continue to follow social distancing guidelines and will not enter your home when they deliver your order but can assist you in transferring your order from the totes to your own bags or containers. Our drivers also have sanitiser which they will continue to use before and after each delivery. Please have bags or a suitable container ready for when your shopping arrives or during your collection slot. If you are shielding, we would ask that you leave bags outside your door so that the driver can transfer your shopping into your bags for you.
Our delivery service does not include a detailed check of your shopping. The driver will hand you the delivery paperwork when your shopping is delivered. However, if you have any queries, you are welcome to call our customer helpline on 0800 328 1700.
If you are out for the time of your scheduled delivery, or are unable to meet our driver in your workplace within a reasonable time, we reserve the right to charge our standard delivery charge for re-delivery. Our 'providing a safe delivery' section below sets out more information. Please let us know as soon as possible if you are not able to be in to receive your delivery.
If you have not contacted our Customer Care Team on 0800 328 1700 within 24 hours to rearrange a failed delivery, the order will be cancelled and refunded and we may retain the delivery fee.
Please do not offer our drivers tips as they are not able to accept them.
The following information sets out our current delivery guidelines to ensure the health and safety of our customers and drivers are protected.
We will always deliver to the front door of your house or flat. From Sunday 30th August 2020, your delivery will not be bagged. Safety is our highest priority and our colleagues will continue to follow social distancing guidelines and will not enter your home when they deliver your order but can assist you in transferring your order from the totes to your own bags or containers. Our drivers also have sanitiser which they will continue to use before and after each delivery. Please have bags or a suitable container ready for when your shopping arrives or during your collection slot. If you are shielding, we would ask that you leave bags outside your door so that the driver can transfer your shopping into your bags for you.
Our Driver will deliver to any floor of your residential building providing it is safe to do so. If the driver has safety concerns they will discuss alternative options with you for that delivery. The store will then contact you to discuss future deliveries.
Our drivers are equipped to make a reasonable adjustment to make a delivery where there are no lifts or those in place are not working, but will complete a dynamic risk assessment on each delivery to ensure it is safe and practical to make that delivery. The driver will consider any potential safety issues such as width and condition of the stairs and any risk to their personal safety.
Please note the service does not extend to unpacking your shopping or entering the home at this time.
For deliveries to customers at a business address, we are only able to deliver to the ground floor communal entrance of your business, but are unfortunately not able to come up to your desk or place of work. If your business has a shared ground floor reception, this is the point to which we will deliver.
Please ensure you are available to receive and sign for the order within your timeslot. Our drivers will wait a reasonable amount of time for you to arrive at the ground floor reception to collect your order but if you do not arrive, they may need to leave without delivering your order. While we may be able to organise a redelivery for a subsequent time, we may need to charge for this redelivery.
If you're not in when we deliver your order, we'll put a 'while you were out' card through your letterbox. This will contain details on how to get in touch with us to arrange an alternative delivery time. Drivers will also try to get in touch with you on the phone to rearrange a delivery time. If you haven't provided a contact phone number on your account, you can contact us for more information on your delivery.
If you have any missing items, contact us and we'll be happy to help.
If you book a green delivery slot, this means a vehicle is already scheduled to be in your area.
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Sainsbury's has opened its Christmas slots for customers to book for home delivery for the peak week in December.
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Sainsbury's last Christmas delivery date will be December 23, although click and collect will be available Christmas Eve.
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Customers hoping to get a slot will need to log into their Sainsbury's account here.
No payment will be taken until the day of delivery or collection and shoppers can log into their account and amend their baskets as many times as they wish up until 11pm the day before their delivery date.
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By 8.30am, Tesco's website became so busy people struggled to access it at all.