M&S targets zero waste and 90 per cent CO2 cut in new 'Plan A 2025'

Michael Holder
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Retailer announces latest long-term sustainability plan alongside Science Based Target for cutting supply chain emissions

Marks & Spencer unveiled a raft of ambitious zero waste and CO2 reduction targets across its business and supply chains with the launch of its new Plan A 2025 sustainability programme today. Under the...

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