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suttree
about 1 year ago about Tesco
Tesco, like many supermarkets, are using green and environmental issues to appeal to their customers, but are they really doing enough to call themselves green grocers again?
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Other recent stories about Tesco
- Lawsuits against critics
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- Tesco's US expansion comes under fire over employee rights
- Protests from The United Food and Commercial Workers’ Union, an American union, have received the backing of a Labour MP, who thinks Tesco’s actions in the US threaten to undermine British business overseas. But, are the main charges (that employees have no written contract and had to count sick leave as holiday) that unusual in American business? [read more]
- Tesco fails to defend South African workers' rights
- Workers on South African fruit farms which supply Tesco, the UK’s largest retail store, are paid only 38p an hour and have poor working conditions. [read more]
- Tesco controls over 30% of UK supermarket sector
- Tesco has been repeatedly accused of having a monopoly in the UK supermarket sector – in January 2006 its market share rose to 30.6%, up from 29% the previous quarter. [read more]
- Tesco will pay UK dairy farmers more
- Tesco has announced two new schemes to pay dairy farmers more for their milk. It will offer direct contracts to 850 UK farmers, paying them £0.22 per litre, well above the current market average. [read more]
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submitted by wilby34 about 1 year ago
Could we have a little more information here? How about a link to a news story or something.
Further information: "The Devil in the retail"
submitted by huangcjz about 1 year ago
Tesco has had a negative impact upon the environment because of its importation of foods from foeign countries due to their transportation: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/6…
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