July’s top news stories
American multinational retail corporation Walmart revealed plans to invest nearly RMB8bn ($1.2bn) to...
American multinational retail corporation Walmart revealed plans to invest nearly RMB8bn ($1.2bn) to...
American multinational retail corporation Walmart revealed plans to invest nearly RMB8bn ($1.2bn) to upgrade its supply chain logistics in China.
UK supermarket chain Waitrose & Partners is set to extend its new Waitrose Unpacked retail concept to three newly rebranded stores.
Canadian food retailer Sobeys has announced its commitment to eliminate plastic grocery bags from all of its stores by the end of January 2020.
Asda has announced that it will stop offering single-use plastic carrier bags with online grocery orders.
Retailers need to embrace recycled clothing, introducing more in-store recycling points, offer customers incentives to use them and combine them with existing loyalty schemes.
Amongst the MP's Environmental Audit Committee proposals was a charge of 1p for each garment produced to raise £35m to fund clothing recycling.
Waitrose says its aim is to eliminate all unnecessary plastic and to make all of its own-brand packaging from reusable, recycled or biodegradable material by 2023.
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