Green supermarkets urged to challenge customer is king mantra
Retailers committed to tackling climate change may have to edit the choices they offer customers, according to new study
Supermarkets will have to choice edit the products they offer customers, scaling back their meat and dairy ranges in favour of more seasonal fruit and veg if they are to fall into line with the UK's carbon...
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