M&S extends 'Refilled' scheme to 19 new UK locations

Stuart Stone
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Credit: Marks & Spencer

Retailer's refillable packaging scheme for its own-brand cleaning and laundry products has been expanded to a total of 25 locations following a successful pilot project

Marks & Spencer has this week announced it is expanding its own-brand cleaning and laundry product refill scheme to a further 19 stores, taking the total number of outlets to offer the service to 25...

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