Aldi joins packaging waste crackdown

James Murray
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Supermarket promises to make all own-brand plastic packaging recyclable, reusable or compostable by 2022 and debuts new bags made from its own 'back of store' waste

Aldi has become the latest leading supermarket to unveil wide-ranging new plans to crackdown on plastic waste, pledging to ensure all the packaging for its own-brand products is recyclable, reusable or...

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