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Strategy is centred around two pillars “Together to Zero” and “Better Together”
Supports the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
Aspiration towards zero emissions, zero waste and zero hunger
Better Together with our team, suppliers, customers and the communities in which we live and work
30 June 2021
From tomorrow, the aisles of more than 2,500 Coles supermarkets, Express and Liquor stores around the country will be transformed, with single-use plastic tableware now off the shelf. The move will divert 1.5 million kilograms worth of single-use plastic from landfill each year.
The removal of single-use plastic tableware comes as Coles Group today released its Coles’ Sustainability Strategy, setting out its plans to work with customers, suppliers, team members and the community to achieve its ambitions centred around the two pillars of “Together to Zero” and “Better Together”.
May 19, 2021 11:44 am
UK food producer Cranswick has reported its “strong revenue growth and earnings momentum” despite a year of “unparalleled challenge and complexity”.
This week, the group announced its audited preliminary results for the year ending March 27, 2021.
With “robust demand” across all product categories and a Brexit transition “successfully managed with minimal disruption”, Cranswick recorded a revenue of nearly £1.9 billion, a 13.9% increase on last year’s figure of nearly £1.7 billion.
To recognise the contribution of its workers during the pandemic during the last year, a further bonus of £400 will be paid to each colleague at the end of June, in addition to the £500 bonus paid to site-based colleagues during the year.