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ASDA - empty shelves - is this now the norm?
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I wonder if they have distribution problems. I dont have a Asda locally but I know other supermarkets in my area dont have this problem although Sainsburys did a couple of years ago due to a new system0
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Thank you. Yes, it does seem as though it may be a distribution problem, it's all pointing to that. Well, I've now written to them - let's see what they have to say - I'll let you know!
Take care of yourselves!0 -
Frugal_Foxy wrote: »I'm not sure what's going on. For the past 4 months or so Asda in Corby hasn't had enough stock and the shelves are empty of many items. It seems that something has happened to cause this
A large meteorite is due to hit Corby next week, people have been advised to stock up on tinned food and bottled water, did you not get the letter?"Love you Dave Brooker! x"
"i sent a letter headded sales of god act 1979"0 -
I seriously hoped you called the police and reported this attrocity!!jeannieblue wrote: »Empty shelves......... No offers,0 -
i worked at asda up until 2 and a half years ago and that was the case even then, worst of all people used to moan there werent enough till staff cos the budgets from head office were hopeless.things arent the way they were before, you wouldnt even recognise me anymore- not that you knew me back then
MercilessKiller wrote: »BH is my best mate too, its ok
I trust BH even if he's from Manchester..
all your base are belong to us :eek:0 -
You should go to the one in Oadby (Leicester)...that one can be bad if you go in at the wrong time.
Add to that you feel like you've entered another country too.0 -
Strange you should say that. i usually shop Tesco plus my local butchers but a month ago i thought id give Asda a looking at. Never again..it was rubbish. Shelves almost empty,very poor choice/range and most of it poor quality rubbish. Never again.0
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It's not just Asda, I went in two Sainsburgers today (Fulham's big one by the river and Cromwell Road) and they were both devoid of all useful staple items too.0
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KennyVader wrote: »It's not just Asda, I went in two Sainsburgers today (Fulham's big one by the river and Cromwell Road) and they were both devoid of all useful staple items too.
Love it! :rotfl:Official DFW Nerd Club - Member No.11.
"When the storm is raging round you, stay right where you are."
Queen, 'Don't try so hard'0 -
KennyVader wrote: »It's not just Asda, I went in two Sainsburgers today (Fulham's big one by the river and Cromwell Road) and they were both devoid of all useful staple items too.
what items could you not get in sainsburys0
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