Tesco seeks fresh start with suppliers who survive cull
They will have more income clarity, gain from increased shelf space and potentially higher sales volumes
London
SUPPLIERS to Tesco can expect a better deal from Britain's biggest supermarket chain as it tries to sustain a tentative revival - providing their wares survive a cull that is removing thousands of products from shelves.
Last week Tesco enjoyed the first fruits of a radical shake-up of its 3,000 British suppliers as new deals and changes to product ranges helped to feed price reductions that drove better than expected quarterly sales.
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