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Amazon debuts Everyday Essentials Week: offering customers millions in savings on household must-haves

by Fiona Briggs
May 14, 2025
in Retailer News
Reading Time: 3 mins read

Amazon everyday essentials

Amazon has today announced Everyday Essentials Week, a new deals event which will be live from 00:00 Wednesday 21st May until 23:59 Tuesday 27th May and offer up to 40% off across some of the most popular categories including beauty, grocery, health & personal care, and pets – customers can browse everyday essentials at amazon.co.uk/everydayessentials.

Customers can discover savings across a variety of everyday essentials – with deals on products for every room of the home, and for every member of the family – from baby wipes, shampoo, and toilet roll, to coffee pods, pet food, and fabric softener. Everyday Essentials Week will include Must-See deals offering great discounts on brands including Flash, KIND, Lily’s Kitchen, and Gillette Venus, savings on top brands like Andrex, Fairy, Tommee Tippee, and WaterWipes, plus get up to 15% off everyday essentials from Amazon Basics, Amazon Essentials, and by Amazon.

Finding the right deal during Everyday Essentials Week 

To find the best deals during Everyday Essentials Week, customers can keep up-to-date in different ways. Shoppers can subscribe to receive deal alert notifications for recently searched items onsite and in the app, or add items to a WishList for notifications if top picks are included in an Everyday Essentials Week deal.

Fast and free delivery with Amazon Prime

While all Amazon customers can shop for deals this Everyday Essentials Week, Prime members will be able to enjoy fast and free delivery on eligible products. Prime members in the UK receive fast, free One-Day Delivery on millions of items across all categories, with Same-Day Delivery available on over a million items in more than 80 towns and cities across the UK (minimum order values apply). Prime members can also select free delivery to Amazon Lockers or Counters, or choose a delivery day preference with Amazon Day.

Shop groceries with Amazon

Customers in the UK can save up to 30% on grocery products during Everyday Essentials Week including deals from Cadbury, Nestlé, and Twinings. Customers have a wide range of ways to shop for groceries on Amazon, including on Amazon.co.uk where they can find cupboard essentials from top brands and Amazon’s own private label grocery product range, by Amazon, as well as Amazon Fresh online, Amazon Fresh stores in London and Kent, Whole Foods Market online and stores, and also Co-op, Iceland, and Morrisons on Amazon. Shoppers can visit  Amazon and enter their delivery postcode to see the grocery services available in their area.

To find out more about Everyday Essentials Week go to www.amazon.co.uk/everydayessentials.

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