
Published: 15 June 2000 17:21 BST
UK supermarket chain, Somerfield, has pulled the plug on its struggling Web-based home shopping service 24-7.
John von Spreckelson, the company's chief executive, said the venture hadn't been growing. "It represents a significant distraction to management at a time when its focus has to be on the core Somerfield and Kwik Save business," he said.
The group reported a ten per cent slump in sales last month. The service will stop taking orders from next week and will cease trading on 25 June.
In a statement Somerfield said the £11m assets will be absorbed into the main organisation.
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