Lidl Hellas and the Laskaridis Foundation complete the "Plastic Free Greece" programme
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The supermarket chain Lidl Hellas and the Athanasios K. Laskaridis Charitable Foundation announced that they have completed the "Plastic Free Greece" programme. The programme concerns reducing the use of plastic and promoting more environmentally friendly habits.
The programme is part of efforts to protect the environment in Greece. Plastic is a significant problem for the seas, the rivers and recycling facilities, which is why many companies and organisations are trying to reduce its use. The cooperation of a large retail company with a charitable foundation shows that the private and social sectors can work together on such issues.
The two partners informed that the completion of the programme marks the end of its first phase. Details about the results and the next steps have not yet been fully made known.
The "Plastic Free Greece" programme continues to matter to those interested in recycling and reducing waste. Consumers can follow the upcoming announcements of the two partners for new initiatives.
Sources: LiFO
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