UK: Morrisons adopts cautious approach to vouchers
By Michelle Russell | 13 June 2012
Morrisons has remained coy about whether it will roll out its voucher scheme across the UK after launching a trial run in ten stores.
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Morrisons has remained coy about whether it will roll out its voucher scheme across the UK after launching a trial run in ten stores.
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