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Sainsbury’s and Asda are among firms fined a total of £116m for fixing prices of milk, butter and cheese.

I usually go to Sainsbury’s in the evening. Since they do not restock shelves during the day, it often has the look of a depressingly barren florescent wasteland, populated by shoppers fighting over the last loaves of bread.

I have never even heard of Lidl, and of Asda only through Economist articles.

As for havarti: it is a tasty kind of cheese that is especially good in sandwiches. Google can tell you much more.

For the record, Sainsbury’s is considered posh – not as much as M&S, but more so than Tesco, Lidl, etc.