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Tier 4 — Narrative / commentaryGrey literature

The Grocer

Tesco unveils Gut Sense and High Protein own-label ranges

2025.0

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Summary

This trade press article from The Grocer reports on Tesco's introduction of two own-label ranges — 'Gut Sense', aimed at digestive health, and 'High Protein', targeting consumers seeking elevated protein intake. The piece is likely descriptive and commercially focused, reflecting broader supermarket trends towards functional and health-positioned own-brand products. It is not a peer-reviewed study and should be treated as industry news rather than empirical evidence.

UK applicability

Directly relevant to the UK retail food environment, as Tesco is the UK's largest supermarket and these ranges reflect domestic consumer health trends and own-label strategy.

Key measures

Product range composition; own-label brand positioning; consumer health trend targeting

Outcomes reported

The article reports on Tesco's launch of two new own-label product ranges — 'Gut Sense' and 'High Protein' — aimed at health-conscious consumers. It likely covers the scope of the ranges, product categories included, and the retailer's strategic positioning within the functional food market.

Theme
Marketing, media & food environments
Subject
Retail food marketing & consumer health positioning
Study type
Commentary
Study design
Trade press report
Source type
Grey literature
Status
Published
Geography
UK
System type
Food supply chain
Catalogue ID
WP0115

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