Asda creates in-store signage from recycled nappies

Cara Houlton
Asda x Purina recycled nappies in-store signage
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Asda has produced the UK’s first in-store signage using recycled nappies in a bid to help tackle the issue of plastic waste.

Created in partnership Pura, the signs will be used to replace plastic on shelving selling products from the eco-friendly baby brand in 320 stores.

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Asda x Purina recycled nappies in-store signage
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Asda has produced the UK’s first in-store signage using recycled nappies in a bid to help tackle the issue of plastic waste.

Created in partnership Pura, the signs will be used to replace plastic on shelving selling products from the eco-friendly baby brand in 320 stores.

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