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Retailer Marks & Spencer will launch an in-store advertising campaign to provide an update on its carrier bag charging campaign.From today (August 26), windows in more than 150 stores will feature the campaign, which reveals that to date M&S and its customers have reduced carrier bag usage by 80%.A spokeswoman said: Customers are not charged for small green bags. Those who shop at the food-to-go lunchtime counter and require small bags are not charged for them, ...
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