
Tesco predicts less boozy Christmas as weight-loss drugs and health drive hit demand for alcohol
The boss of Tesco has said Brits are set to drink less booze this Christmas amid an increased interest in healthy lifestyles.
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The boss of Tesco has said Brits are set to drink less booze this Christmas amid an increased interest in healthy lifestyles.

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