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Marks & Spencer takes plastic clothes hanger back
Research suggests Britain has 540 million surplus coat hangers, weighing 17,000 tons. It is suggested as many as 100million a year are thrown away and sent to landfill, where they take more than 100 years to degrade.
Marks & Spencer has declared an amnesty on all plastic
hangers, from whatever store, inviting the public to return them for recycling.
The initiative is one of M& S
program, with the company wants to reduce CO2.
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