Rustington supermarket’s environmental scheme

RETAIL giant Sainsbury’s has launched an egg-citing environmental scheme at its Rustington superstore.
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The supermarket, at the Rustington Retail Park, in New Road, has cracked open its scheme to recycle Easter egg packaging for the first time.

Sainsbury’s is the first major retailer to introduce such a scheme and Rustington is one of 50 sites across the country giving customers the chance to recycle plastic, card and foil packaging, with the aim of reducing the volume of waste going to landfill sites.

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The retailer achieved zero waste to landfill status last year and Rustington store manager Rafe Overy hopes the new environmental initiative will receive a good response from customers.

The scheme follows in the wake of last year’s Christmas card recycling drive at the shop.

Rafe said: “It’s important that we act as a responsible retailer by supporting our local environment and making it easier for our customers to recycle packaging from the products they buy. They were really supportive of our Christmas card recycling service earlier this year and we hope they make this a cracking success too.”

The Easter egg recycling point is at the front of the store and will be running until Wednesday.

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