Do any shops do bags for online food shops still?

[veryawkwardohno]

I need to organise my life better and ordering a weekly shop is an easy place to start but i have ocd and I panic about the shopping being in the crates loose and then having to unload it all in the hallway etc
it used to be much easier when they delivered in bags- I know Tesco and Sainsbury's don't but do any of the other ones? Morrisons??

Ocado

Yes, Ocado deliver in bags. Each bag cost 10p but you get your get 10p back if you return the bags - so each delivery we return the bags from the previous delivery. I really like Ocado, very rarely get any substitutions and the app tells you when you are the next delivery. In my area there’s loads of delivery slots and I can pretty much always get one the next day. They also send you a voucher if your shop was more expensive than Tesco.

We also have Ocado and yes the shopping comes in bags. I have nothing but good things to say about their service and groceries.

Ocado and Iceland deliver in bags.

Morrisons and Ocado

Morrisons

We have Morrisons delivery- no bags - but I carry the crates into the kitchen and unload on the table. Sometimes the driver brings them through

I don't unload in the hall either. Take crates to kitchen and unload onto the table.

Our Morrisons order comes in bags. We return them with the next shop (I think you get extra points on your card or something for them) so they can be reused.

Our Morrisons also delivers in bags.

Iceland

Morrisons deliver in bags. They cost 10p but you get that back if you hand them in. Also deliver to your chosen room if you get a nice delivery driver 😺

Ocado.