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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 ...

Shoppers hoping to grab a few of the “yellow sticker” items for free will need to visit the stores after 9.30pm, as they prepare to close. Some remaining items will then be available for ...

The UK's largest supermarket is planning a trial where any item that has a yellow sticker on it will become completely free past a certain time. Currently yellow sticker items are reduced by as much ...