'Beyond landfill packaging': Just Eat to trial reusable packaging service

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Just Eat deploy reusable packaging service CLUBZERO across six eateries in London | Credit:Just Eat Takeaway.com
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Just Eat deploy reusable packaging service CLUBZERO across six eateries in London | Credit:Just Eat Takeaway.com

Partnership with reusable packaging company CLUBZERO aims to tackle plastic pollution from food delivery sector

Just Eat has announced it is to trial reusable packaging across six of its takeaway providers in London over a three-month period, as the leading food delivery app looks to ramp up its waste reduction...

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