Tesco boss says Britons will have healthier Christmas with less alcohol
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 8 Oct, 09:55 · Archive
Tesco's boss says people will have a 'marginally healthier' Christmas with less alcohol consumption.
The boss of Tesco, the UK's biggest supermarket chain, has said people will have a 'marginally healthier' Christmas this year with less alcohol consumption.
The Tesco leader said Britons had been 'pretty resilient' despite geopolitical worries and rising living costs affecting households across the country.
How it is being reported
- Tesco expects Christmas celebrations to be less boozy and healthierThe boss of the UK’s biggest supermarket chain said people had been ‘pretty resilient’ in the face of rising living costsThe Independent · 8 Oct, 10:20
- Britons to have ‘marginally healthier’ Christmas with less alcohol, Tesco saysThe boss of the UK’s biggest supermarket chain said people had been ‘pretty resilient’ in the face of geopolitical worries and rising living costs.Evening Standard · 8 Oct, 09:14
- Britons to have ‘marginally healthier’ Christmas with less alcohol, Tesco saysThe boss of the UK’s biggest supermarket chain said people had been ‘pretty resilient’ in the face of geopolitical worries and rising living costs.Independent Business · 8 Oct, 09:14
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