Food waste: Tesco to remove 'best before' dates from fruit and veg

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Supermarket to remove consumption guidance dates from nearly 70 fruit and vegetable lines in bid to combat consumer confusion and drive down food waste

Tesco is to remove 'best before' dates from almost 70 of its fruit and vegetable lines in a bid to reduce the amount of perfectly edible items thrown away by households. The supermarket said research...

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