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Sainsbury's was founded in 1869 by John James Sainsbury and his wife, Mary Ann, as a small dairy shop in London. The business quickly grew, expanding its product range and opening additional stores. By the early 20th century, Sainsbury's became one of the largest grocery chains in the UK, known for its commitment to quality and customer service. The company continued to innovate and expand, eventually becoming a major player in the British supermarket sector.
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Who started sainsburys?
Sainsbury's was founded by John James Sainsbury.
Who buys Netto Asda or Sainsburys?
Sainsburys buys Netto
Is sainsburys supermarket in the public or private sector?
Sainsburys is in the public sector.
What are sainsburys business aims?
go to sainsburys J-saisnbury's website they are on there :) there is 5
Can you buy Club Penguin at sainsburys?
yes because I've seen it before at sainsburys
How much is a pineapple in sainsburys?
£600! If u belive this then i suggest u go to sainsburys and look
Who owns sainsburys?
daniel mcwhinnie owns sainsburys
Where do you get binweevil magazines from?
sainsburys
What supermarket is cheaper Morrisons Tesco Sainsburys or Somerfield?
Tescoes is the cheapeast out of them all then asda then morrisons then sainsburys then somerfield!
Is Sainsburys car insurance Union related in the U.K.?
"The headquarters of Sainsburys' customer support is in London, England. Sainsburys' auto insurance in very well-know and well-liked in the United Kingdom and other European countries."
Sainsburys aims and objectives?
Profit.
What is the purpose of sainsburys?
to make money
