Electrical industries commit to circular economy push

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B&Q, Dell, Microsoft and Next among those signing up to new Electrical and Electronic Sustainability Action Plan

Over 50 organisations, including some of the world's biggest IT companies, retailers, and TV manufacturers, have today teamed up to launch a new Electrical and Electronic Sustainability Action Plan (ESAP)...

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