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Saturday 04 October 2014 8:30 am  |  Updated:  Friday 07 June 2019 11:59 am

Store wars: Lidl attacks Morrisons with combative ad campaign

By: Billy Ehrenberg

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Lidl have launched a new ad campaign, ridiculing Morrisons's attempts to match their prices.

This may sound like dry advertising rivalry, but the gauntlet has been well and truly thrown down. 

Great advertisement from @LidlUK – very clever response to @Morrisons price pledge. pic.twitter.com/zUwrEKms6c

— Steve Myall (@stevemyalleats) October 4, 2014

The advert lists the steps required for a shopper to get a price match deal from Morrisons, which has promised to match the price of Aldi and Lidl.

Items on the list include a raft of details customers must enter to get a card, and "try and find beans that are part of the deal" the "wonder if that includes beans with sausages?"

The coup is just part of the growing battle between the supermarkets as several main players struggle.

Tesco is under investigation for overstating profits by almost £250m, while Sainsbury's sales are down. Aldi and Lidl, however, are doing rather better.

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