Supermarket sweep: Aldi UK becomes 'carbon neutral business'
German retailer claims its more than 900 stores and 11 distribution centres in the UK and Ireland are now offsetting all of their CO2 emissions
Aldi has announced it is now a "carbon neutral business" in the UK and Ireland, having pledged to both cut and offset CO2 emissions from its stores and distribution centres across the British Isles...
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