Asda is undergoing a major turnaround plan.

07:36, Fri, May 29, 2026 Updated: 07:37, Fri, May 29, 2026

Asda Supermarket store

Asda is to partner with Ocado to improve its online grocery service (Image: Getty)

Asda is to partner with retail technology giant Ocado in a bid to improve its online grocery service for customers. The UK’s third largest supermarket chain said it will roll out Ocado’s smart platform technology across its website and app, in-store picking and its home delivery service.

Asda said the partnership will start in 2027 with an upgrade to its website and online shopping experience.

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It comes amid a major turnaround plan at Asda led by executive chairman Allan Leighton.

Mr Leighton said: “We know that continued success in this highly competitive market is dependent on providing a positive experience for customers every time they shop.

“Partnering with Ocado, will strengthen our online offer and provide a consistent and high-quality experience for millions of shoppers, from order through to delivery, while supporting our formula for growth.”