Tesco has announced the launch of a new squash - their first quadruple strength cordial and the first from a major retailer, which will offer customers more drinks in fewer plastic bottles.
The Tesco Quadruple Strength Squash makes twice the number of glasses as its double strength predecessor. This means that customers can now enjoy the same amount of squash as they have done previously, while using half the number of plastic bottles.
When diluted in line with on-pack guidelines, each serving costs just 1.8p, compared to the 2p per serving cost of a classic bottle of double strength.
The new quadruple strength squash is available in 12 flavours, including Orange & Mango, Cherries & Berries, and Apple & Blackcurrant. Each flavour contains up to 40% real fruit or fruit juice, which is twice the amount featured in a bottle of Tesco Double Strength Squash.
All flavours are available in 1.5L bottles for just £1.75, while seven of the most popular flavours will also be available as 750ml bottles for just £1.
