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Heinz and Tesco call off price war: Food giant's baked beans and salad cream set to return - Vimarsana News

Heinz and Tesco call off price war: Food giant's baked beans and salad cream set to return

Peace in a war between baked beans giant Heinz and supermarket chain Tesco has been finally brokered - bringing relief to fans of the former's tomato-based products.

Shoppers stunned as price of 750g pack of Lurpak hits £7.25 a tube - Vimarsana News

Shoppers stunned as price of 750g pack of Lurpak hits £7.25 a tube

Despite becoming a staple for millions of Brits, families could be turned off by the eyewatering cost a pack of Lurpak at Sainsbury's after pictures showed it selling for £7.25.

'Fun size' version of Twix is 15% smaller but will cost the SAME - Vimarsana News

'Fun size' version of Twix is 15% smaller but will cost the SAME

Twix is the latest in a string of products to fall victim to 'shrinkflation' - the term used for when food giants quietly reduce the size of hundreds of products while still charging the same prices.

Sainsbury's chief warns of pressure on budgets as Lurpak butter price goes from £5.90 to £7.25 - Vimarsana News

Sainsbury's chief warns of pressure on budgets as Lurpak butter price goes from £5.90 to £7.25

Pictures posted on social media showed that a 750g pack of Lurpak's lightly salted spreadable butter is now being sold in Sainsbury's for £7.25. The price until recently was £5.90.

Tesco will no longer stock Whiskas, Dreamies, Pedigree, Sheba and Iams - Vimarsana News

Tesco will no longer stock Whiskas, Dreamies, Pedigree, Sheba and Iams

Suppliers have tried to increase prices to take into account the impact of soaring cost inflation, but Tesco has stood firm, insisting it 'will not pass on unjustifiable price increases to customers'.