Aldi moves to scrap plastic from tinned tuna packaging
Supermarket chain to start selling four-packs of canned tuna chunks with cardboard sleeves instead of plastic
Aldi is making yet more moves to rid its supermarket shelves of unnecessary plastic, announcing plans to start selling four-packs of its tinned tuna in recyclable cardboard sleeves rather than plastic...
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