Earth Day 2019: How retailers are embracing sustainability
Supermarket News takes a look at some of the latest initiatives from retailers taking a stand for sustainability and improving the environment.
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Supermarket News takes a look at some of the latest initiatives from retailers taking a stand for sustainability and improving the environment.
Source: www.supermarketnews.com
Hi Jamie, thanks for your time! What do you do? I’ve been a Senior Technician at the Howard Assembly Room, a music venue in Leeds, since 2015, working for the Opera North Company. We have all sorts of musical acts – Folk, World Music, Classical, Classical Indian Music – all kinds of stuff!
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