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Tesco to trial giving away expiring food to shoppers
Tesco is to begin a trial giving expiring food to customers for free at the end of the day as it tries to cut food waste. The supermarket will give away some already discounted "yellow sticker" items after 21:30 in some of its smaller Express stores in coming months.
Tesco confirms time of day it will give away free food to shoppers
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Tesco to hand out free food to stop food waste
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Tesco to give shoppers free food to meet net zero targets
Tesco is to give away food for free to shoppers as it races to slash waste and hit net zero targets...
Tesco to give away discounted food for free in new trial
The move comes as the supermarket chain looks to cut its food waste and hit net zero targets. | ITV National News
Tesco giving away free food to shoppers in effort to cut down on waste
Tesco aims to slash waste by 50% by 2025 - a target that will go towards determining the share-based bonus for CEO Ken Murphy.
Tesco shoppers to get free food from supermarket in new trial bid to stop waste
Tesco shoppers could be in for a treat as the supermarket giant is trialling a new process that will see it give away free food to customers
How to make the most of free or cut-price food as Tesco trials giving away items
The supermarket is trialling a scheme which will allow customers to take any remaining yellow sticker items for free at the end of the day.
Tesco to give shoppers food for free after net zero row
Tesco is to give away food for free to shoppers as it races to slash waste and hit net zero targets. The company will introduce “yellow sticker” prices of £0 for food that is about to go out of date.
Tesco will give away free food in new trial tackling waste - when and where Britons can snap it up
Tesco is set to launch a new scheme allowing customers to snap up free food in Express stores after 9:30pm. The supermarket giant will offer items marked "Reduced to Clear" at no cost as part of a trial aimed at reducing food waste.
Tesco to give away food for free in major shake-up of 'yellow sticker' discounts
The supermarket will cut "yellow sticker" prices to £0 for products that haven't been sold after 9.30pm as part of a new trial at a small number of Tesco Express stores
Tesco customers can get free food in every store from this exact date
Tesco will hand out food nearing its sell-by date free of charge in a bid to curb wastage and meet environmental targets.
How to get completely free food from Tesco under new yellow sticker scheme
All yellow sticker food will become free after 9.30pm, with the normal weekday closing time for a Tesco Express 11pm. It is ...
Tesco to offer customers free food in revolutionary move
Tesco to hand out free food to stop food waste Tesco plans to give away food which is about to go out of date at absolutely no cost. The cost-slashing yellow sticker will be revolutionised and mean ...
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How to get free food from Tesco under its yellow reduced sticker scheme
In a break from the usual shopping traditions Tesco is about to start giving away some of its food for free to its customers.
This UK Supermarket Chain Will Be Giving Away Free Food But There's A Catch
Tesco is Britain's largest supermarket chain, with a 27.8 per cent market share, having 3,700 domestic stores and 750 more ...
UK’s biggest supermarket to start giving yellow sticker bargains away for FREE
THE UK’s biggest supermarket will start giving yellow sticker bargains away for free as it looks to slash waste. Tesco is set ...