British grocery retail chain Tesco has announced a price lock on over 1,000 products until Easter of 2023 to support consumers amid inflation.
The price lock underlines Tesco’s unwavering commitment to great value for its customers. This time, as well as popular branded products, prices have been locked on many favourite own-brand staples too, meaning customers can shop a wide range of products bought week-in, week-out – from cupboard essentials and teatime favourites to household and health & beauty products – safe in the knowledge they are locked at a low price, a Tesco statement indicated.
“As we start the New Year, we know times are tough for many of our customers right now. We hope this extended price lock commitment gives our customers the certainty of knowing that over a thousand household favourites and own brand essentials will stay at the same low price for months to come – helping them budget when they need it most,” stated Tesco UK Chief Executive Jason Tarry.
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