M&S to trial recyclable, fibre-based microwave meal trays in UK first

Michael Holder
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FSC-certified packaging can be recycled alongside paper and card at home, and is suitable for cooking in both microwaves and standard ovens

Microwave meals could be on the cusp of a long-awaited sustainability makeover, with the news Marks & Spencer (M&S) has become the first major UK retailer to trial a fully recyclable alternative to plastic...

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