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Hilton Food Group, Sainsbury’s and Tesco are among the companies that are piloting a new methodology designed to help the industry accurately measure and report emissions from their supply chains
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The supermarket aims to reduce its peat use by nearly 9,000 cubic metres a year, which would cut the carbon footprint of the products by more than 1,200 tonnes of CO2 equivalent annually
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The retailer stopped stocking its own-brand plastic-based wet wipes and baby wipes two years ago, switching to biodegradable viscose as it breaks down far quicker
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Called Apeel, the plant-based protection is used on fruits and vegetables to seal moisture in and keep oxygen out and slow their rate of spoilage, keeping them fresher for up to twice as long
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The supermarket removed plastic from a range of items, including wrapped tinned multipacks, plastic wrapping from cans of branded beers and ciders as well as from greeting cards
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Two new EVs will transport food and other products from Cardiff to its distribution centre in Magor, Wales
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It is aligned with the supermarket’s aim to slash Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 60% by 2025
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Large companies must give transparency in their net zero transition plans by 2025, a consortium suggests
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The wind farm will power Tesco’s operations, generating enough renewable energy to power 20,000 homes
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It is part of the supermarket’s commitment to become a net zero carbon business in the UK by 2035
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The retail giant removed the plastic from a range of branded and own-label products
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The move is part of the supermarket’s 4Rs packaging strategy – to remove it where it can, reduce it where it can’t, reuse more and recycle what’s left
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