Circular Selfridges: New target aims to drive sales of circular products and services

James Murray
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Credit: Selfridges

Leading retail brand pledges to ensure 45 per cent of transactions are for circular products and services, as eBay celebrates how ‘Love Island effect’ is driving demand for ‘pre-loved’ clothes

Selfridges has today announced a new target to ensure that by 2030 45 per cent of its transactions come from circular products and services and everything the company builds, buys and sells meet its environmental...

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