Greggs sausage rolls or Greggs' sausage rolls?

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as in... we can't decide between a cheese sandwich and a Greggs sausage roll
or
we can't decide between a cheese sandwich and a Greggs' sausage roll

MNHQ need help to solve this pressing dilemma and we knew who would know

Over to you

The company is Greggs plc, so surely it should be Greggs without the apostrophe?

I would say Greggs since it does not belong to Greggs, it is produced by them!

Could it perhaps be Gregg's Sausage Rolls?

They are Greggs on their website.

So it should be Greggs's.
But it could be Greggs if you're using it as an adjective.
cf I love a Waitrose sausage roll.

Yes, it's like saying a Next cardigan, or a Boden skirt etc. It is not the sausage roll of Greggs.

Have they decided to advertise here then? Have they been wondering why there seems to be 7zillion hits on google for mn when they search

I want a free sample.
Do they also do cakes?

I'd imagine that you are familiar with them already Fabio they fill them with cat fud

lol, allegedly.

If you do google for greggs sausage rolls, this discussion is on the first page....

From their website: "The latest addition to our range is Greggs Healthier Options"
No apostrophe.
Presumably they would know....

Because of Carmenere's comment - and because I wanted to see whether the company put an apostrophe in.