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A major British supermarket has announced the introduction of £0 yellow stickers on food it would otherwise throw in the bin, effectively giving away free food to customers. Currently, Tesco’s ...

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Tesco has confirmed it has been rolling out a new yellow sticker scheme which will indicate which items will not need paying for. Shoppers will be used to seeing yellow stickers with barcodes ...

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Items with yellow stickers are available for free after 9.30pm in some of its Express stores as part of a trial which is already under way. The supermarket said the expiring food will be offered ...

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THE UK's biggest supermarket will start giving yellow sticker bargains away for free as it looks to slash waste. Tesco is set to introduce the freebies on food due to go out of date across ...

Yellow sticker items will be reduced to cost £0 if food is about to go out of date - at the moment discounts typically reduce prices by up to 90%. The move comes as the supermarket chain looks to ...

The cost-slashing yellow sticker will be revolutionised and mean marked items are completely free after 9.30pm. Potentially thousands of tonnes of food could avoid the bin and go home with customers.

A major British supermarket has announced it will start giving away free food in a bid to slash waste and bring it closer to its Net Zero goals. British high street supermarket Tesco has announced the ...