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Iceland ranks worst for plastic use in new UK supermarket report Natasha Preskey Iceland has been ranked bottom in a new environmental report on supermarket plastic use. The research by Greenpeace and the Environmental Investigation Agency ranked the 10 major UK supermarkets on a range of factors including reduction in their plastic footprint, how much recycled material they use, transparency on plastic use and their commitment to improving. According to the report, the 10 major supermarkets put 896,853 tonnes of plastic packaging into the market in 2019, which is a drop of 1....

Iceland ranks worst for plastic use in new UK supermarket report Natasha Preskey Iceland has been ranked bottom in a new environmental report on supermarket plastic use. The research by Greenpeace and the Environmental Investigation Agency ranked the 10 major UK supermarkets on a range of factors including reduction in their plastic footprint, how much recycled material they use, transparency on plastic use and their commitment to improving. According to the report, the 10 major supermarkets put 896,853 tonnes of plastic packaging into the market in 2019, which is a drop of 1....

Ledbury's Aldi store, and three more in the county, are part of a national trial to remove plastic packaging from wholefood nuts, in a bid to further reduce plastic waste. The UK’s fifth-largest supermarket is trialling the removal of plastic packaging from its 200g bags of Brazil Nuts, Hazelnuts and Mixed Nuts. 'The plastic-free, paper packaging is being trialled four stores in Herefordshire as part of a trial in 230 stores across the UK. It will remove a total of 50 tonnes of plastic per year from Aldi stores, if successful. Richard Gorman, Plastics and Packaging Director at Ald...