Asos has joined RE100, the global corporate renewable energy initiative bringing together hundreds of large and ambitious businesses committed to using 100% renewable electricity. The move follows Asos’ commitment to achieving 100% renewable electricity across […]
While oysters have been traditionally known as the ‘food of love’, Waitrose has seen growing demand for mussels in the run-up to Valentine’s Day. Compared to this time last year, searches on Waitrose.com for ‘Mussels’ […]
John Lewis has launched a menswear rental platform featuring Hugo Boss, Charles Tyrwhitt, and the new label Hay Life after making its first foray into rental with womenswear in 2022. Having launched John Lewis Fashion […]
Aldi is rolling out a new recyclable wrap packaging on two of its own-label butter lines in a UK supermarket first. From next month, the UK’s fourth-largest supermarket will replace the current non-recyclable packaging on […]
Waitrose is committing to support more than 2,000 of its British farmers to move to nature-friendly farming practices, helping to boost financial resilience of farms in the long-term and combat the effects of climate change. […]
Lidl has become the first supermarket to roll out its own bottle return scheme trial. Launching today, shoppers in Glasgow can enjoy unlimited cash rewards in return for empty PET plastic and aluminium drinks containers […]
Sainsbury’s has been recognised for leadership in corporate transparency and performance on climate change by global environmental non-profit CDP, securing a place on its annual ‘A List’ for the 10th consecutive year. Based on data […]
Jeweller Pandora has changed its precious metals supply and is now sourcing only recycled silver and gold for all its jewellery with the aim of avoiding 58,000 tons CO2 every year. Jeweller Pandora has changed […]
Almost two-thirds (62%) of UK shoppers now buy second-hand clothing, with 41% of women leading the slow fashion sustainable shopping charge, while less than half (19%) of men do the same. The same trend goes […]
Research from Oxfam suggests that a quarter (26%) of consumers plan to buy novelty clothing for Christmas this year that they will barely wear. British shoppers are being urged to buy second-hand festive clothing amid […]
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