Aldi To Offer Sustainable Christmas Trees In Germany
Aldi Nord and Aldi Süd will roll out sustainable Christmas trees across its stores in Germany from 9, December 2021.
The retailer will introduce ‘Klima-Nordmänner’ firs that come from a German GLOBALG.A.P. certified crop.
The certification guarantees good agricultural practices as well as the responsible use of resources.
It also features the ‘Respect Nature’ mark, which distinguishes products that are produced in a resource-friendly way.
These Christmas trees are native to the Sauerland region and reduce greenhouse gas emissions arising from transportation due to shorter routes.
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