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Move over, Waitrose? How Morrisons is becoming the surprisingly 'posh' supermarket shoppers are flocking to for fresh farm-like produce, sushi bars and stylish ceramics
Morrisons is gaining popularity as a 'posh' supermarket offering fresh farm-like produce, sushi bars, and stylish ceramics, attracting shoppers away from competitors like Waitrose.
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