Of that 3% I reckon 2% just "say" they are
i know a vegan who eats bacon, still lioves to claim hes a vegan rhough
honestly its mostly rubbish
Of that 3% I reckon 2% just "say" they are
But they’re still selling more British meat than their competitors, and many times more than Aldi & Lidl, just by virtue of size/sales volume.
You guys all want to boycott our biggest customer just because they’re some sort of bogeyman?
I used to know a few vegans who couldnt resist a burger or a kerbab after a night in the pubOf that 3% I reckon 2% just "say" they are
But they’re still selling more British meat than their competitors, and many times more than Aldi & Lidl, just by virtue of size/sales volume.
You guys all want to boycott our biggest customer just because they’re some sort of bogeyman?
No, you googled the correct one.
Define 'supermarket'.
I'd say anywhere that I can go and do my weekly food shop and get everything i need, including cleaning products.
i know a vegan who eats bacon, still lioves to claim hes a vegan rhough
honestly its mostly rubbish
Can’t beat Morrison’s and Lidls imo
Doesn't work.
We've a shop round the corner from us that does all of that. It's a farm shop. I haven't seen anyone on here complaining about them.
Need a better definition.
I stopped shopping there from a consumers point of view.
Late finished from work, no food in cupboards, into shops to get shopping.
Bought 2 packs of the pre-cooked “ready to eat” chicken thighs and drumsticks out of the chiller. Got home, sat down to eat and they were frozen in the middle. Sticker on the back “suitable for home freezing”. Went in the week after and sought out the customer help to tell them and they were obnoxious and rude even when I pointed out the lakes of water emanating from the very fridges I took the packs of chickens from .
I’m no Gordon Ramsey but I know freezing, defrosting and refreezing is a fast ride to a day or 2 on the shitter.
couple that with not getting our produce price up because there was now a £30k “shelf levy” (or some bollox) charged to our customer to allow them shelf space, Tesco can sod off, so can Asda and Sainsbury’s for that matter. I’ll not use them.
I think we should be positively support those businesses who best support our businesses. That may not mean boycotting Tesco but simply going elsewhere.....in fact anywhere else.
But they do support our businesses. Tesco sell more British meat than any other outlet.
Well it works for me,
To ‘boycott’ (as if farmers are a huge customer base for them) Tesco on the basis of them not supporting UK ag is just nuts though, imo.
Change from a £50 usuallyif they don't know what change they are calling for.