By Sean Poulter and Ben Spencer PUBLISHED: 02:51 EST, 17 May 2013 | UPDATED: 17:07 EST, 17 May 2013 Waitrose is considering legal action to stop its internet delivery partner teaming up with Morrisons. Ocado yesterday signed a £200million deal with the supermarket group, which charges less for groceries than upmarket Waitrose. Bosses at Waitrose will now fear that customers could switch to Morrisons, which had been the only major chain not to offer home delivery. They have consulted lawyers to see if they can scupper the new partnership on grounds of breach of contract.
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25-year deal will see Morrisons offering home deliveries by the end of the year
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Deal faces opposition from Waitrose, which was previously Ocado's exclusive partner
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