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Tesco has brought back its Healthy Living range.

Old logo-


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Became 'Light Choices' briefly for diet version of foods (Healthy Living branded food were strictly healthier foods)-


Newly rebranded Healthy Living range-
Probably the best yet!

Is that just a demo or does it not contain any information about the product on the front of the packaging?

Whataday wrote:Is that just a demo or does it not contain any information about the product on the front of the packaging?

If it's Tesco, it's probably Sweet & Sour Horse with Rice.

Looks like chilli-con-cheval to me!

nodnirG kraM wrote:Aren't these equi-jokes a year past their sell by dates?

Nah, they're always good to trot out now and then.

ph2o wrote:Tesco has brought back its Healthy Living range.

Old logo-

Just for completeness, there was a predecessor to that logo which also used Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man. This is my mock, going off memory:

That is great rdobbie. Yes, I couldn't find the earlier logo. It was like that with a circle around the man too. I liked the old Tesco logo. It was called 'Healthy Eating' before changing to 'Healthy Living'.

rdobbie wrote:

ph2o wrote:Tesco has brought back its Healthy Living range.

Old logo-

Just for completeness, there was a predecessor to that logo which also used Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man. This is my mock, going off memory:

SirKen / dresserman reports that Tesco have sold off their photo counters to a subsidiary of Timpsons and have TUPEd the staff along with them. Interesting comments on his blog suggesting a lack of engagement, a lacklustre response from the union and a rumour that counters will be next.

http://www.groceryinsight.com/blog/2014 ... spielmann/

I can't see how Counters would work as an independent operation. That said, Tesco's counter offer is rubbish.

This is launching inside the Osterley (West London) Tesco Extra next week:

http://www.hospitalityandcateringnews.c ... -in-tesco/

revendication wrote:This is launching inside the Osterley (West London) Tesco Extra next week:

http://www.hospitalityandcateringnews.c ... -in-tesco/

Interesting. Vaguely reminiscent of the old Metro Coffee Bars; except obviously *a lot* more modern.