Oxfam plans to offer more food in its 700 stores

Last updated: July 9, 2012 10:08 am

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Oxfam is planning to expand its food offer following successful counter top trials, reports The Grocer.

The charity already sells between 50 and 60 food lines in around 200 of its 700 stores, with sales worth around £1 million. This is on top of a growing range of health & beauty and home cleaning products – with the Bio-D range a recent addition

Now Oxfam is raising the profile of its food offer after positive feedback from customers of the recent trials of counter top units featuring ranges such as Divine chocolate.

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