Both the Guardian and the Independent report that Tesco are asking new shareholder Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall to pay nearly £90,000 to circulate papers on a resolution regarding chicken welfare.
It may be legitimate but it somehow gives the impression that Tesco doesn't want the issue discussed.
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