Lidl aims to eliminate the use of microplastics
Lidl is constantly reducing the use of microplastics in its own branded products, and this time it has confirmed its commitment with a resolution. The store chain aims to make most of its cosmetics product-free by the end of 2021. In the case of formulations, many products can already be said to contain no microplastics, but the new “Composition without microplastics” label will further increase transparency for consumers.
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