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Nutrition data were sourced for these three categories as follows: for single food items, company websites were reviewed and all available nutrition data and recommended serving sizes were taken.
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Most clothing items companies give out to their employees make it outwardly clear where the person works (exhibit A).
All 76 items in the EasyFoodstore cost 25p for the month of February, when prices will rise to "around 50p" per item, the company has said.
"We are not currently disclosing that number as a separate line item," the company said in a statement some weeks ago.
The change, first reported today in USA Today, will not affect the taste or the number of calories in any particular menu item, the company says.
Excluding a one-time item, the company loss was $192 million, or 23 cents loss per share.
