How many tabs open in browser TJ? think I had 100 open in 32 Gb RAM before the browser slowed down, put in 64 Gb kit and is ok now Seriously Johnson has lost the plot, as have the others. Its been a disaster from the beginning.

Someone went overboard with the Panic Purchases..

Just to add for the benefit of anyone who reads this thread (I'm aware the OP may not return), the above is one of the reasons why everyone on the electoral roll should opt out of being on the open part of the register. Easy enough to check when you renew your registration or just ask your local council. (Although I think the perpetrator here is more likely to be someone known to the OP who holds some sort of grudge or perceives some slight on the OP's part - or one of the other victims)

Whoa BF. Be careful. You could be heading for sympathy. H

It depends on stock and how good the picker is, like I have said they start at 3am and not all supermarkets have replenished stock by then so they will highlight it on the delivery note or email customers. In my experience 90% accept the food as they realise dates are always fluid and most food stays fresh well after the ones given. Must be very little in your larder then, most fresh bread products for example have 24hr or 2 day shelf life.

Nothing wrong with buying over the internet, vast majority of customers get food with 2-3 days shelf life just same as in the shops, I still choose from the back of the shelves as that where the longest dates usually are. The issue is with supply, for example bread wont be baked in store in time for a delivery before lunchtime, or the fruit n veg be at its optimum time because it has to be unloaded, checked and then fulfilled usually around 3am in the morning with limited staff. Supermarkets on the whole are well prepared but there are some that to a certain extent got caught on the hop by competitors and as such as playing catch up with staffing levels, vehicles and infrastructure all of which costs money. Most large supermarkets will make on average £1 profit from each delivery so is more of a good will service rather than a money making expertise.

There's an awful lot of unnecessary spending gone on which wouldn't have happened if he'd done it sooner. The food waste alone is going to be horrendous, it's been bad enough in the pubs with people ordering food which just gets thrown away.

Again, thanks for your help, busy week ahead.