Electrolux reports green product sales boost

Michael Holder
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Home appliance firm details plans to halve its carbon footprint and source 50 per cent renewable power by 2020

Home appliances firm Electrolux has achieved deep cuts to its carbon footprint and energy use alongside continued sales growth for its green products range, according to its latest sustainability report....

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