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Asda to make plastic packaging a rare sight for its steak range

Asda's new steak trays are made of cardboard / Credit: Asda
Asda's new steak trays are made of cardboard / Credit: Asda
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  • 13 December 2019
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Cardboard trays trialed on one steak cut is to be rolled out to entire range from mid-December

Asda is to replace more than 23 million plastic trays each year with cardboard across its steak products, the company announced this week. The move will cut the supermarket chain's plastic use by 700...

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