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Credit Crash Britain

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Credit Crash Britain: Episode 4: Food Fight: The Discount Boom

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Episode 4

Episode 4: Food Fight: The Discount Boom

Food Fight: The Discount Boom

BBC Two - Credit Crash Britain, Food Fight: The Discount Boom

Investigating the changing face of food retail.

The Money Programme team investigates the changing face of food retail and the rise in popularity of discount supermarkets.

In the fourth in this series examining the impact of the credit crunch, the Money Programme team investigates the changing face of food retail and the rise in popularity of discount supermarkets. 

With food prices rising, the latest figures show that 40 per cent of us have shopped at a discounter. MasterChef's Gregg Wallace goes behind the scenes at Britain's largest discount supermarkets and takes a look at the business behind the budget boom and the effect it is having on the competition. He asks shoppers if they can taste the difference between the new cheaper produce and some of their old, more expensive favourites. 

The programme looks at how, as we tighten our belts in a time of economic uncertainty, we are changing our shopping habits and asks if the way we buy food will ever be the same again.

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Special five-part series from the Money Programme examining the credit crunch

Special five-part series from the Money Programme examining different aspects of the credit crunch

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