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Tesco cuts range by 30% to simplify shopping – is this a good move Mr Lewis?

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"Tesco announces dramatic 30% range cut – is this a good thing?" by @ShopperExperts https://t.co/PdjTlullOv … pic.twitter.com/tJTPVTEn2D

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