M&S closes food waste loop with green power deal
Company inks power purchase agreement with Shanks anaerobic digestion plant in Glasgow
Marks & Spencer (M&S) has today inked a deal with waste management specialist Shanks Group that will see the retailer convert its own food waste into green electricity that will in turn be used to power...
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