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Ikea to buy back used furniture in stand against 'excessive consumption'

Ikea's buy back scheme is to launch on 27 November | Credit: Ikea
Ikea's buy back scheme is to launch on 27 November | Credit: Ikea
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Swedish furniture giant will launch resale scheme on 'Black Friday' in late November, the day where retailers have historically encouraged a shopping frenzy by announcing a glut of deals and discounts

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