Dixons Carphone to rollout polystyrene packaging take-back service in 'UK first'

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Commit is among flurry of fresh waste-busting initiatives from the retailer, which also owns Currys PC World

Retail giant Dixons Carphone has announced a series of fresh waste-busting initiatives designed to boost packaging recycling and reuse both among its customers and within its own-brand products. The...

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