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Asda launches 'greener price' promise and sustainability store
Graham Watson
20th October 2020
A genuine commitment to more environmentally-friendly retail or virtue-signalling?
Concern for corporate social responsibility or profit-maximising? Asda is looking for greener methods of selling, promoting sustainability. A “live” trial will be monitored in Leeds, with customers asked to give feedback on the various schemes that could be a model for other stores. Loose fruit and veg are to cost no more than when wrapped.
Asda launches 'greener price' promise and sustainability store https://t.co/nzlud147Pd
— The Guardian (@guardian) October 19, 2020
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