Lidl Hellas and Laskaridis complete the 7th year of the "Plastic Free Greece" programme
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Lidl Hellas and the Athanasios K. Laskaridis Charitable Foundation have completed the "Plastic Free Greece" programme for a seventh consecutive year. The programme aims to reduce plastic use and protect the environment in Greece.
The partnership between the two organisations now continues for seven years. This duration shows that the commitment to tackling plastic remains steady and long-term.
As part of the programme, the two organisations promote actions concerning raising citizens' awareness and the proper management of plastic waste. The precise results for this year are not fully stated in the available information.
The completion of the seventh year of "Plastic Free Greece" shows that the issue of plastic remains important for the Greek market and for consumers. Citizens can keep up with the programme's upcoming actions through the official channels of the two organisations.
Sources: ypaithros.gr
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