Waitrose: Further bans on single-use plastic bags
Waitrose’s objective is to scrap 40 million single-use plastic bags per year by removing them from deliveries. Bags for life – which cost 10p – will also be discontinued in the biggest stores and will be replaced with 50p reusable bags made from recycled materials; the latter are also fully recyclable.
This article was also published in 11/2021 of Trade magazin.
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