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Tesco's excess packaging trials
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A_fiend_for_life
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Tesco's trialing excess packaging take back.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2009/apr/01/tesco-packaging-waste-trial
The idea should be to eliminate unecessary packaging rather than getting an underestimate from customers.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2009/apr/01/tesco-packaging-waste-trial
The idea should be to eliminate unecessary packaging rather than getting an underestimate from customers.
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I wish our local store would do this, I'd love to leave excess plastic and cardboard at the till.0
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I second that. it drives me crazy when somthing is wrapped inside a package, inside a place holder, inside a box, inside a plastic cover with a sticker on it!0
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Excellent news this. Somebody should trail bringing your own container to collect wine.0
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That's quite good, hopefully other supermarkets will take up this idea too.
I did have to laugh at the latest ASDA advert though, where they show some (Indian?) take-away style processed meal that now only comes in a strip of card instead of a box whilst simultaneously showing me all the needless cardboard stickers and boards they were installing all over the shelves and ceiling of the store! !!!!!!.Wins: Fillipo Berio Spray Oil0 -
I read about this in the grocer last week, it seems asda trialled something similar a few years ago but stopped it due to lack of interest, hopefully though it will become a success0
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rather than the govt trying to get the consumer to pay tax on the rubbish tey create - they should tax the producer and give thema real incentive to cut out unnessesary packaging and to make their waste recyclable0
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