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Sainsbury’s sub-brands and abbreviations used in the list:basics. This is a wide range of staple products across food and GM, with Sainsbury's quality at the lowest price.Basics maintains our universal appeal and helps budget conscious shoppers lower the cost of their weekly shop.Customers should not have to compromise on their health or sourcing values - which is why basics foods are freefrom hydrogenated fats and artificial flavour enhancers, and are sourced with integrityTaste the difference (abbreviated in the list to Ttd). This is Sainsbury’s premium offering of food & drink, givingcustomers a wide range of high quality, fantastic tasting products. Our teams take time, care & attention to ensure wesource the best ingredients & recipes from around the world, to deliver an outstanding taste experience.be good to yourself (abbreviated in the list to bgty). This is Sainsbury’s healthier option range where we havedeveloped great tasting everyday essential products which are better for you because we have controlled the levels offat, saturated fat, sugar and salt without compromising on taste. All products will either be less than 3% fat or reducedfat (containing at least 30% less fat than the standard equivalent product).My Goodness. This is Sainsbury’s ‘naturally good’ brand, targeted towards a customers looking for health throughdelicious, naturally good products. The products offer customers more of the nutrients and foods that we typically lack,such as fruit, vegetables, fibre, Omega 3, vitamins and minerals and controls what we eat too much of, being low insaturated fat, salt and sugar.freefrom. Sainsbury’s were the first major supermarket to introduce an own label free from range back in 2002. Thisrange today now includes over 100 products that have all been specially made without wheat or gluten and most arealso made without milk. Products are suitable for coeliacs and people with a wheat allergy. Most are also suitable forpeople with milk allergy or lactose intolerance.