Tesco gives a little help with kids getting their five a day

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15 Tesco branches across Glasgow will offer free fruit to children as part of a trial, under CEO Dave Lewis‘ new slogan “every little help makes a big difference.” 

The four-week pilot will see boxes of apples, bananas and oranges displayed near store entrances for consumers to give to their children. The scheme comes after a Tesco store in Lincolnshire trialled a similar one which was met with great success. 

“As a father myself I know just how much of a challenge it can be to navigate the aisles with hungry children in tow,” said Josh 

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Tesco gives a little help with kids getting their five a day

15 Tesco branches across Glasgow will offer free fruit to children as part of a trial, under CEO Dave Lewis‘ new slogan “every little help makes a big difference.” 

The four-week pilot will see boxes of apples, bananas and oranges displayed near store entrances for consumers to give to their children. The scheme comes after a Tesco store in Lincolnshire trialled a similar one which was met with great success. 

“As a father myself I know just how much of a challenge it can be to navigate the aisles with hungry children in tow,” said Josh 

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