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Retail giant launches Greener Living brand
A retail giant has launched a brand called Greener Living that will include products made from recycled materials. Tesco has launched this new environmental brand in a bid to make greener living easier for its customers. It has also initiated a website to go with the brand which will give practical tips on recycling from celebrities such as Dick Strawbridge. Green category director Andrew Brocklehurst said: Customers tell us they want to shop greener but they do not always find it easy ...
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