Seven from 10 Esselunga stores use renewable electricity
Italian supermarket chain Esselunga has revealed that more than 70% of its stores have switched to electricity from renewable resources. This step will help the retailer to cut CO2 emissions by about 113 million tonnes already this year. Esselunga has also installed two trigeneration systems at its Parma and Biandrate facilities.
Related news
Lidl holds on to its market leader position – they celebrated 20 years in Hungary last year
Last year Lidl celebrated 20 years in Hungary by investing…
Read more >Dm invests in technological development, store network and employee training
Focus on supporting and training employees Supporting employees and creating a…
Read more >A surprising result was achieved at the 6th Lake Tisza PET Cup
The experienced organizers of the PET Cup Association, which organized…
Read more >Related news
PwC E-toplist: The largest and most well-known online retailers
4 categories: largest, FMCG, Hungarian, best-known – PwC Hungary published…
Read more >Crisis Map 2024: The number of protracted crises has increased significantly
The MPRSZ registered and analyzed 450 crisis situations according to…
Read more >Hungarians are the most likely to tip food delivery people online
Tipping remains popular among Hungarians, and this is also evident…
Read more >