LEGO builds on sustainability efforts with new green materials milestone

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Company posts record results, as confirms it cut use of virgin fossil-based materials for its toy bricks in 2025

LEGO Group today announced it has passed a "major sustainability milestone" by reaching 52 per cent renewable and recycled content in the materials it purchases to make its toy bricks throughout 2025,...

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