Tesco will dedicate aisle ends in all its stores to British fresh produce for the next 12 months. Each display will last for two to four weeks and will be changed according to which products are in season. The display will start with sweetcorn, with future displays including apples, peas and beans, pumpkins, rhurbarb, asparagus, strawberries and courgettes.
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