List of Tesco price changes as cutting cost of 200 products - including staple foods

Supermarket giant Tesco has cut the price of over 200 products at its Express convenience stores. They include household essentials such as milk, bread, pasta and coffee.

A total of 222 products are included in the price cuts, with prices reduced by more than 10% on average, reports the Mirror. For instance, a four-pint bottle of milk has been cut from £1.55 to £1.45, while a Tesco Toastie White Thick White Loaf has been reduced in price from 85p to 75p.

Other savings include Tesco Chicken Breast Portions (300g) being reduced from £2.50 to £2.25 and a 200g jar of Tesco Gold Instant Coffee now costs £2.25 instead of £2.50. The supermarket has also cut the price of some branded products, including Warburtons White Sliced Sandwich Rolls, which has been reduced from £1.30 to £1.20 and Domestos Original Bleach 750ml, which is now £1.19, down from £1.30.

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Tesco has more than 2,000 Express stores and you can find some more examples of the price cuts available at these sites below. Tesco CEO Ken Murphy said: “Today’s round of price cuts on more than 200 lines in our Express stores underlines our commitment to offering great value to Tesco customers. Whether you are picking up coffee and milk for the office or a loaf of bread and a tin of soup on the way home, our Express stores offer both convenience and great value.”

The changes come as an important Tesco deadline was issued for shoppers. In just over two weeks, more than £18million worth of Clubcard vouchers will no longer be valid. Tesco Clubcard vouchers are valid for two years, so these were first issued in November 2022.

The vouchers will no longer be valid to use after midnight on November 30. The supermarket has emailed customers with reminders to use their vouchers before they expire.

Tesco shoppers get one Clubcard point for every £1 spent on groceries in stores and online, or one point for every two litres of fuel you buy at a Tesco petrol station. Additionally, every £1 spent on Tesco Mobile is worth one point, while every £4 spent on a Tesco credit card is also worth one point.

You'll also get one point for every £1 spent using a Tesco Clubcard Pay+ debit card. You need a minimum of 150 points to get a Clubcard voucher, which will be worth £1.50 to spend in Tesco.

Some of the Tesco Express price changes:

• Tesco Toastie Thick White Loaf 800g - was 85p, now 75p

• Tesco British Semi-Skimmed Milk 4 pints - was £1.55, now £1.45

• Tesco Butterpak Salted Spreadable 500g - was £2.40, now £2.09

• Tesco Cream of Tomato Soup 400g - was 70p, now 62p

• Warburtons White Sliced Sandwich Rolls 6 pack - was £1.30, now £1.20

• Tesco Pene Pasta Quills 500g - was 85p, now 69p

• Tesco Pure Sunflower Oil 1L - was £2.20, now £1.99

• Tesco Gold Instant Coffee 200g - was £2.50, now £2.25

• Tesco Chicken Breast Portions 300g - was £2.50, now £2.25

• Tesco Easy Cook Brown Rice 1kg - was £1.60, now £1.39

• Domestos Original Bleach 750ml - was £1.30, now £1.19

Meanwhile, British retailers saw sales fall last month on the back of uncertainty before the autumn Budget, according to official figures. Clothing stores had a particularly weak month, with industry data suggesting mild October weather may have caused shoppers to hold off buying more warm winter clothing.

Retail sales volumes, which measure the quantity bought, decreased by 0.7% in October, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said. It comes after retailers witnessed 0.1% growth in September. This was revised down from a previous estimate of 0.3%.

It also comes amid warnings from retailers that they will face a £7 billion jump in their costs because of a raft of policy measures from the Chancellor’s Budget. Retailers including Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Marks & Spencer signed a letter to Rachel Reeves warning that job losses were “inevitable”.

The businesses also said prices would increase because of a number of policy measures including a rise in business national insurance payments.