Sainsbury's products will be sold in Shoprite stores on Island from the start of next year.
The Island retailer says Sainsbury's will provide around 3,000 own-brand products which will start being stocked from January 2020 as part of a new long-term agreement.
As a result, it will replace stock from Waitrose and Iceland which have supplied the Manx chain for over 20 years.
Shoppers can expect to see items from the organic, free from and 'Taste The Difference' ranges.
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Still time for businesses to book food hygiene course
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Douglas music facility opening soon
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Dunlop takes third victory in final Classic TT race
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Lord WheelyBin wants to conquer Onchan MHK seat
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