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Asda ‘nearly halfway’ on 10% plastic reduction target

Asda last week revealed it had slashed 3,100 tonnes from its packaging since February.

The announcement means the retailer is nearly halfway towards its target of a 10% reduction in plastic packaging in own brand by February 2019.

CEO Roger Burnley said Asda was determined to be transparent about the reductions in its range, which have included switching pizza bases from polystyrene to cardboard and removing the plastic wrap from its swedes.

He said the actions in total added up to the equivalent of 287 million 500ml drinks bottles worth of plastic.

“Earlier this year Asda became one of the first supermarkets to make a firm commitment to how we would reduce the amount of plastic in our business,” said Burnley.

Source: https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/home/topics/environment/asda-nearly-halfway-on-10-plastic-reduction-target/571891.article?utm_source=Daily%20News%20(The%20Grocer)&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2018-09-21&c=hGkrWtAW39M77pxsPpy1Iw== Oct 15 |