Asda Uses Non-Recyclable Plastic For Car Park Makeover
UK retailer Asda has announced that it has resurfaced its car park in Wakefield with non-recyclable plastic from discarded water bottles.
The initiative is part of Asda’s commitment to reduce and recycle plastics across its operations.
It also makes Asda the first retailer in the UK to try this innovative concept.
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