Zero waste: Morrisons to trial new recycling push in six stores

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Morrisons to reduce its own waste and customer's waste with six zero waste stores in Edinburgh | Credit:Morrisons
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Morrisons to reduce its own waste and customer's waste with six zero waste stores in Edinburgh | Credit:Morrisons

Supermarket giant takes step forward with plans to cut waste from all its stores by 2025

Morrisons has today announced plans to trial six zero 'waste stores' in Edinburgh, which will both reduce Morrison's own waste and provide new facilities for customers to reduce waste levels and boost...

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