Tesco Supports the Suppliers of British Strawberries During Flush of Crops
In England there are too many British Strawberries because this summer had more hot days than usual following a cold and damp spring season; thus causing an excess supply of British Strawberries which could have otherwise gone bad while still on farm fields waiting for buyers like what happened last year when they were rotting in their thousands as no one came forward to buy them up quickly enough. Yet again this time around Tesco supermarket has saved these growers from such losses by buying all surplus stock at very low prices so that customers may enjoy eating fresh fruits without spending too much money during this period when other shops sell theirs expensively due high demand for such healthy snacks among school going children who are always looking forward having something nice tasting but healthy at break times every day throughout term time.
Reducing food waste and supporting farmers
By buying extra tons of Barg Strawberries from Mansfields, a supplier based in Kent, Tesco demonstrates its commitment towards reducing food wastage. According to the callum baker who is responsible for purchasing berries for tesco, rapid growth happened due to recent mini heatwave which created strawberry glut. Partnering with growers ensures fair pricing while giving consumers amazing offers through tesco collaboration with various suppliers.
Strawberry quality remains excellent despite weather challenges
The poor weather conditions experienced earlier this year did not affect the quality of the British Strawberries. Lee Port CEO Mansfields revealed that heavy rainfall accompanied by cold spells occurred just before an intense sun appeared causing most crops volumes to be pushed into late July and early August; thus leading to big juicy ones being all over now until end august traditionally there would not have been enough available quantities but mainly down here kent where we live also sussex hampshire staffs hereford etc thanks alot mainly due tesco.
