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PRET-flation! How lunchtime favourites have soared in price - Vimarsana News

PRET-flation! How lunchtime favourites have soared in price

EXCLUSIVE: Lunchtime favourites including a Greggs sausage roll, a Big Mac meal and a Pret Tuna Baguette have all risen in price.

Sainsbury's follows Tesco, Lidl, Waitrose and M&S in scrapping 'best before' labels on fresh produce - Vimarsana News

Sainsbury's follows Tesco, Lidl, Waitrose and M&S in scrapping 'best before' labels on fresh produce

The decision comes amid exorbitant rises in the cost of living throughout the UK, with cash-strapped families facing a £454 jump in annual grocery bills.

Sainsbury's becomes latest supermarket to ditch 'best before' labels - Vimarsana News

Sainsbury's becomes latest supermarket to ditch 'best before' labels

Retailer joins rivals in making major changes to labelling of fresh produce in a bid to reduce food waste

Asda announces big change affecting around 250 products at all its stores - Vimarsana News

Asda announces big change affecting around 250 products at all its stores

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Asda removes best before dates from 250 items as Brits throw away £60 of food and drink each month - Vimarsana News

Asda removes best before dates from 250 items as Brits throw away £60 of food and drink each month

The supermarket chain is leaving dates off produce including citrus fruits, potatoes, cauliflowers and carrots across all its UK stores from September 1, with dates being replaced by a new code.