The supermarket chain said it was 'working hard to fix the issue' and apologised to customers affected.
The supermarket chain said on Saturday morning it was ‘working hard to fix the issue’ and apologised to customers affected Sainsbury’s has said it is experiencing ‘technical issues’ at some stores meaning it will not be able to fulfil the ‘vast majority’ of online grocery deliveries. The supermarket chain said on Saturday morning it was ‘working hard to fix the issue’ and apologised to customers affected.
‘Unfortunately, we will not be able to fulfil the vast majority of today’s Groceries Online deliveries. ‘We are working hard to fix the issue and apologise to our customers for the inconvenience. ‘We will contact customers proactively to rebook orders as soon as we can.’ It comes. day after McDonald’s experienced similar issues with their ordering system on Friday, with a global outage that left many unable to order in stores and online.
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