It is part of the supermarket’s commitment to reduce food waste by 20% by 2025 and halve it by 2030

It claims the move will produce 90% less emissions than its previous diesel trucks

The supermarket chain has cut all plastic from its baked beans

The trailer converts kinetic energy into electricity to power the on-board batteries as the wheels turn, keeping the products cool while reducing energy consumption

The move is expected to stop 35 tonnes of single-use waste packaging from being released

Customers are able to return plastic or glass bottles and aluminium cans in exchange for vouchers worth up to £5

The supermarket chain will install fridge doors to save a fifth of each store’s energy consumption

Around 1.4bn pieces of single-use plastics are expected to be removed – preventing the equivalent of 80 tonnes of plastic from going to landfill every year

The supermarket retailer removes 2 million pieces of plastic from its Easter range in its journey towards fully-recyclable packaging by 2025