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Matcha and protein pivot pays off for Greggs as profits rise

Matcha and protein pivot pays off for Greggs as profits rise
BBC News Wednesday 29 July 2026, 10:37 UTC 1 min read
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UK's largest fast-food chain says it is changing its menu "in line with changing tastes and trends".

UK's largest fast-food chain says it is changing its menu "in line with changing tastes and trends".
Greggs (ORG) UK (LOCATION)
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