Lidl works with WWF to reduce its environmental impact
Lidl has become the first discount supermarket to team up with WWF, with the goal of halving the environmental impact of the average UK shopping basket by 2030. Signing the organisation’s Retailer’s Commitment for Nature, Lidl is joining Co-op, M&S, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Waitrose – this means that 60% of the United Kingdom’s food market is working with WWF to reach the target.
This article is available for reading in Trade magazin 2023/4.
Related news
150 million bottles, jars and aluminum cans have already been returned in Lidl stores
Lidl Hungary has reached a milestone in its new return…
Read more >
Black Friday deals at the largest domestic chains: Lidl, Tesco, Spar and many others
Black Friday fever will not leave customers and retail chains…
Read more >
Lidl Germany returns to its discount roots
Lidl is modernizing its German stores to counter Aldi’s return…
Read more >Related news
Hybrid work and active commuting: improving well-being and productivity
The results of a survey by the International Workplace Group…
Read more >
High quality is ensured in the Christmas fish offer this year as well
The weather did not make things easier for domestic fish…
Read more >
Nébih: the distributor recalled 30 grams of Whey protein chocolate-flavored whey protein
Due to the possible presence of metal fragments, Tízpróba Magyarország…
Read more >
