Boots aims to turn over a clean sheet with biodegradable baby wipes
Switch to sustainable viscose material could save 200 tonnes of plastic each year, according to retailer
Boots is switching its own-brand baby wipes to a greener material in a bid to save hundreds of tonnes of plastic from going to waste.The company today announced that new biodegradable wipes are now on...
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