Sainsbury's and some Tesco deliveries cancelled over technical issues
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Both companies said the issues had now been resolved, with Sainsbury's saying new orders could be delivered from Sunday and contactless was working though.
Both companies said the issues had now been resolved, with Sainsbury's saying new orders could be delivered from Sunday and contactless was working though.
In a statement, Sainsbury's said: "We can confirm that contactless payments are now back up and running in all stores, alongside all other forms of payment.
"Our Groceries Online ordering system is working as normal and customers can place an order for delivery any time from tomorrow.
"We apologise to customers for the inconvenience caused by technical issues today - thank you for bearing with us."
Argos, which is owned by Sainsbury's, was also affected by the software update. It said there may be issues collecting orders in-store or delays fulfilling orders placed on Saturday.
Sainsbury's is the second biggest supermarket chain in the UK with 600 supermarkets and over 800 convenience stores.
"Our Groceries Online ordering system is working as normal and customers can place an order for delivery any time from tomorrow.
"We apologise to customers for the inconvenience caused by technical issues today - thank you for bearing with us."
Argos, which is owned by Sainsbury's, was also affected by the software update. It said there may be issues collecting orders in-store or delays fulfilling orders placed on Saturday.
Sainsbury's is the second biggest supermarket chain in the UK with 600 supermarkets and over 800 convenience stores.
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