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Gregg Wallace explores the latest tactics in the supermarket wars.

Gregg Wallace gets the inside track on the latest tactics in the supermarket wars to help people stay one step ahead.

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Supermarket Secrets: Series 3: Staying on Trend

Staying on Trend

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Gregg Wallace and Nikki Fox see how technology is transforming the way we shop for food. 

Gregg Wallace and Nikki Fox look at how technology is transforming the way we shop for food. This time, Gregg looks at new vegan meals designed to taste like meat.

Supermarket Secrets is going behind the scenes again to reveal how the supermarkets are using the latest technology and science to bring us our food. In this series, Gregg Wallace and consumer journalist Nikki Fox discover how much the internet is transforming the way we shop and the food in our trolleys. 

This time, they look at how the supermarkets fight to be the first with the latest food fashions. Gregg joins Tesco’s head of plant innovation as he invents new vegan meals that he claims will taste like meat, and sees how Asda are using ingenious growing techniques to make tomatoes sweeter than strawberries. Meanwhile, Nikki looks at the latest craze for sensory shopping. 



Supermarket Secrets: Series 3

Gregg Wallace and Nikki Fox explore the latest tactics in the supermarket wars.

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