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A checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews supermarket in the UK will soon remove all candy and chocolates from near its checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews. The supermarket checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews Tesco said that from the checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews of this year, there will be no sweets or chocolates next to customers waiting to pay for their checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews. This is because it wants its customers to be checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews. Tesco did a lot of checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews on the best place to put things in its stores. It said that two-thirds of its customers thought it was a good checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews to remove candies and chocolates from in front of the checkouts. Tesco's chief executive Philip Clarke said: "We all know how checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews it is to be tempted by sugary snacks at the checkout, and we want to help our customers lead healthier checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews."

Britain's Public Health Minister Jane Ellison welcomed Tesco's idea. She said it would help tackle checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews and poor health. She said: "This checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews will help people to make healthier checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews, which all contributes to reducing the long-term checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews to our nation of checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews and ill-health." A spokeswoman from the parenting website MumsNet.com told the BBC that Tesco's checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews was "positive" and would make checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews "that little bit easier". She said: "Popping into a shop with a small checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews…can sometimes feel like navigating an assault course." She was happy that Tesco listened to people, saying: "It's really checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews to see a supermarket responding to the checkoutschildchoicescosteasyendfoodgianthealthierideainitiativelifelivesmajormoveobesitypositiveresearchviews of their customers."