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Old 30-04-2018, 09:14 AM #1
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If they aren't closing shops and trimming staff then the only way they can get the price reductions is by squeezing the suppliers, who are already being hammered. I don't think this is good news at all
I agree i really hope this does not go ahead , it'll end up being bad news for everyone if it does.
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I agree i really hope this does not go ahead , it'll end up being bad news for everyone if it does.

But in a few years Amazon Food Delivery's
will expand in the UK.
Like is the USA they are.

With 10% prices reduction on the way
Customers of both stores will win.

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