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Made.com eyes greater circularity with partnership with second hand marketplace Geev

Cecilia Keating
Cecilia Keating
clock 10 May 2021 • 3 min read
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Tie-up comes just a week after Ikea announced it will be buying back used furniture and selling it on Gumtree

Made.com has become the latest retailer to boost its commitment to circularity, announcing this week it has partnered with online marketplace Geev on an initiative that would make it easier for customers...

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