Pharmacy2U becomes first online pharmacy to achieve B Corp Status

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Leeds-based company officially recognised for efforts to enhance its social and environmental impact

Online pharmacy Pharmacy2U has announced it has become the first online pharmacy in the UK to secure B Corp status. Pharmacy2U said the label reflects its long-term commitment to balancing sustainable...

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