The Co-operative Group is pressing ahead with its online plans.
It revealed in August it was looking into online and launched a click & collect trial at its Marple store in November.Responding to a shopper query on Facebook on why its website showed no prices, it said: “We are setting up our systems to enable us to do something like this in future”.
The site currently only shows promotion prices, but the click & collect pilot website shows all product prices.
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