M&S to spend £200m on ultimate green deal

M&S ceo Stuart Rose said one aspect of Plan A is to use plastic bottles in making polyester clothing

Marks & Spencer has unveiled a five-year £200 million scheme that will outstrip all of its high street competitors in the drive to go green.

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