Lidl gradually reduces the amount of plastic packagings on its own branded products
Unnecessary plastic will disappear gradually from Lidl’s own branded products – the food chain announced.
In Hungary, the change starts with the packaging of the energy drinks: it is planned that plastics will disappear from August, thanks to the renewed packaging, which will result in nearly five tons less foil per year being used for packaging in Hungary. (MTI)
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