Ross Clark Ross Clark

The real case against Tesco

Corporate success can generally be measured by the size and strength of the campaign to boycott your business

issue 27 May 2006

Corporate success can generally be measured by the size and strength of the campaign to boycott your business. But until very recently there was a remarkable exception to this rule: Tesco. For a supermarket group which now accounts for a remarkable one in every eight pounds taken by retailers in Britain, opposition has been remarkably light.

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