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John Lewis boss Jason Tarry warned chancellor about 'warehouse tax' ahead of budget

Sky News says former Food and Drink Federation CEO Ian Wright explained why the tax may have been ruled out.

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Sky News reported on October 10, 2026, that John Lewis boss Jason Tarry had warned the chancellor about a 'warehouse tax' ahead of the budget. Former Food and Drink Federation CEO Ian Wright discussed what Tarry wrote in the Telegraph and explained why the tax may have been ruled out.

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Sky News@SkyNewsJohn Lewis boss Jason Tarry has warned the chancellor about a 'warehouse tax', ahead of the budget. Speaking to @robpowellnews about what Tarry wrote in the Telegraph, Ian Wright, former CEO of the Food and Drink Federation, explains why this tax may have been ruled out.37m
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    Sky News@SkyNewsJohn Lewis boss Jason Tarry has warned the chancellor about a 'warehouse tax', ahead of the budget. Speaking to @robpowellnews about what Tarry wrote in the Telegraph, Ian Wright, former CEO of the Food and Drink Federation, explains why this tax may have been ruled out.37m
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