Research finds over half of supermarket packaging can't be recycled
Which? study compared 11 of UK's biggest supermarkets, and found the average percentage of packaging that could easily be put in household recycling bins stands at just 52 per cent
A Which? Investigation has challenged the prevailing narrative that supermarkets are making significant progress towards tackling the UK's waste mountain, finding that almost half of food packaging used...
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