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The term Tesco when applied to the British grocery chain is something the founder of the store, Jack Cohen, made up. The founder bought tea from a company called Thomas Edward Stockwell. He then added the abbreviation of that (TES) to the beginning of his last name (CO) to create the term Tesco.
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