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Tuesday 12 April 2022 8:38 am

Waitrose left with £4m hole in pocket after brief deal with online partner

By: Emily Hawkins

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Supermarket Waitrose is owed some £4m after a four-month partnership with an insolvent venture launched by an Ocado founder.

According to a report in The Times newspaper, Waitrose is the second-largest trade creditor of online grocery business Today Development Partners, which collapsed last month.

This was laid out in a progress report by administrators at Interpath, with Today Development Partners’ remaining assets sold to Ocado in a £326,00 deal.

Waitrose signed a deal with the firm as it eyed expanding its digital offering.

However, the supermarket ended the agreement, citing “business reasons,” in 2019, after just a few months.

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