European retailers sign up to green code of conduct

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New voluntary guidelines to help retail giants cut emissions and support sustainable products

A group of Europe's leading retailers, including Tesco and French giant Carrefour, yesterday signed up to a new voluntary code of conduct designed to reduce the sector's environmental footprint. The...

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