M&S Plan A push delivers steep cuts in food waste, energy and water use
UK retailer's Plan A report shows 39 per cent boost in energy efficiency and 31 per cent cut in water use
Mark's & Spencer has announced steep reductions in food waste, energy use, and water use in its 2016 sustainability progress report today. The update to the company's high profile Plan A initiative...
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