Tesco raises price of meal deal
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Tesco has put the price of its lunchtime meal deal up from £3.60 to £3.85 for Clubcard holders. Customers who do not have a loyalty card will see the price rise from £4 to £4.25. Shoppers picking up a main, snack and a drink will be charged at the new rate from Thursday.
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