An Albert store in Prague invests in smart packaging system
An Albert outlet in Prague has teamed up with Czech company MIWA to install a smart packaging wall in a bid to cut down on packaging waste for dry goods. The shop now offers more than 80 items in smart packaging. For groceries shoppers can choose to use smart resealable containers that are reusable or bring their own containers.
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