Aldi to roll out toilet paper in plastic-free packaging

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Supermarket to trial paper packaging for its loo rollz in bid to save over 900 tonnes of plastic each year

Aldi plans to start selling toilet paper in plastic-free packaging across 174 stores in England from next month, as part of a trial it then hopes to rollout UK-wide and expand to cover other products....

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