Tesco Tray Liners Home Delivery

KxMx

I was fine with no bags before covid, it worked much better than I thought it would. 
But that depended on the driver coming inside and at the moment neither I nor the driver are happy with that. 

Lisalouise1974

I used to shop at Sainsbury and had my shopping delivered for about three years, I find the home delivery service a much better money saving tool, love the convenience and appreciated the "help" as I work in a stressful job, but like you I objected to being forced to go bagless. there are greenr options such as paperbags or boxes both of which I would be happy to pay for yet Sainsbury clearly refuse to think about other options. So I switched to Tesco. Their service is OK, the trayliners are better than nothing but can be difficult to lift if overful or have heavy items in them. I have to say though every week there are issues with my shop, really short dates, bruised fruit and veg, it seems contrite complaining every week. I have a friend who shops with waitross, her shopping comes bagged but they get to give old bags back for proper recyling  - but alas I cannot afford waitross. I really wish Sainsburys would think again!

Nelski

I get mine in bags from Asda. You can opt in and it costs 40p.Well worth it to me 

Doc_N

Nelski said:

I get mine in bags from Asda. You can opt in and it costs 40p.Well worth it to me 

Maybe that's the answer then - switch from Tesco to Asda (they're cheaper too) and let Tesco know why you've switched.

Farway

Nelski said:

I get mine in bags from Asda. You can opt in and it costs 40p.Well worth it to me 

I'm the same, comes in bags @ 40p, I also make note on delivery at checkout that I need the bags lifting into my lobby due to my physical bending + lifting limitations

Never had a problem so far and the driver is forewarned that a bit of extra effort is required

princessjasmine

I'm not sure if anyone knows (as it's not been mentioned on here) but DID YOU KNOW that you can get these mind-blowing things called REUSABLE BAGS? They are amazing. Honestly. Hame. Changer

princessjasmine

Lisalouise1974 said:

I used to shop at Sainsbury and had my shopping delivered for about three years, I find the home delivery service a much better money saving tool, love the convenience and appreciated the "help" as I work in a stressful job, but like you I objected to being forced to go bagless. there are greenr options such as paperbags or boxes both of which I would be happy to pay for yet Sainsbury clearly refuse to think about other options. So I switched to Tesco. Their service is OK, the trayliners are better than nothing but can be difficult to lift if overful or have heavy items in them. I have to say though every week there are issues with my shop, really short dates, bruised fruit and veg, it seems contrite complaining every week. I have a friend who shops with waitross, her shopping comes bagged but they get to give old bags back for proper recyling  - but alas I cannot afford waitross. I really wish Sainsburys would think again!

Good to know, you can add a note to ask for the longest expiry date on products. I do this for Yogurts and meat that I don't plan to freeze etc. 

2childmum2

princessjasmine said:

I'm not sure if anyone knows (as it's not been mentioned on here) but DID YOU KNOW that you can get these mind-blowing things called REUSABLE BAGS? They are amazing. Honestly. Hame. Changer

How does this help with on-line shopping?

Mnoee

2childmum2 said:

princessjasmine said:

I'm not sure if anyone knows (as it's not been mentioned on here) but DID YOU KNOW that you can get these mind-blowing things called REUSABLE BAGS? They are amazing. Honestly. Hame. Changer

How does this help with on-line shopping?

You put your shopping in the bags from the trays. Not rocket science.