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Households to dump 235 million tonnes of clothing in landfill this spring

Nearly half of Brits don't know that all clothing can be recycled
Nearly half of Brits don't know that all clothing can be recycled
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Sainsbury's and Oxfam urge consumers to recycle clothing as survey suggests 75 per cent of people expect to dump clothes in the bin during this season's annual wardrobe clear-out

Hundreds of millions of tonnes of clothing is set to be dumped in landfill this spring by UK consumers unaware that much of it can be reused or recycled, according to new research published today. In...

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