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Sainsbury's changed its logo for the first time in history this week - to promote the sale of Shrek Forever After on DVD and Blu-ray. Seven stores have featured the green 'S' since Monday to flag up an £8 offer on the latest film in the Shrek franchise.

/ December 10, 2010

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