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Tesco breaks its promise of using 'Less CO2' livery vans
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vehicle began to develop problems with its engine.
A Tesco spokeswoman says: "As a short-term solution, goods are being transported on one of our larger vehicles, which delivers to several stores, then we are using a hybrid vehicle solely to deliver the goods to the Express store.
Best practice
"It is not best practice to unload goods in an area other than a designated Tesco loading area.
"We would like to thank people for bringing this to our attention and we will now deliver to our store in Highwoods, Colchester, and then to Manningtree," the spokeswoman says.
But local resident Barry Hammick was surprised that the supermarket does not have replacement vehicles.
"It is promoting the fact that its vehicles use less CO2. These are the vehicles the population of Manningtree are seeing, which may not be saving CO2 emissions," Harrunick says.