'Learning lab': IKEA unveils most sustainable UK store yet

Michael Holder
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Swedish retail giant's new 32,000sqm store places big focus on circular economy, green transport, sustainable food, and community events

IKEA yesterday cut the ribbon on its 'most sustainable UK store' to date, officially opening a new store in Greenwich that seeks to place the circular economy, green transport, urban living and community...

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