"However, at a time when we have been focused on mitigating
the impact of inflation, we also haven't been afraid to have
direct conversations when necessary in the interest of our
customers."
(Reporting by James Davey, writing by Paul Sandle; Editing by
Kate Holton)
LONDON, April 13 (Reuters) - British grocer Tesco said it recognised the pressures its suppliers were
facing from rising costs but it was not afraid to have "direct
conversations" about delivering value for its customers.
"We've worked closely with our suppliers to provide them
with the support they need at this critical time," Chief
Executive Ken Murphy told reporters on Thursday.
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