Businesses urged to embrace £330bn circular economy savings

Jessica Shankleman
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Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP) calls for renewed push to deliver true resource efficiency

European businesses could save £330bn by 2020 if they worked together to create a more resource efficient economy, according to a new roadmap launched by the government-backed Waste and Resources Action...

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