date:Jan 16, 2014
ce of balanced diets and healthy lifestyles, but also to making it easier for our customers to follow them, he said.
We know how difficult it can be to say no to pester power, so by removing sweets and chocolates from our tills we can make it easier for parents to reward children in healthier ways, he added.
However, a column in the English newspaper, The Independent, claims that the decision has sod all to do with health and was taken on the back of research that shows shoppers prefer a sweet