IKEA Group announces fresh €1bn push to secure supplies of sustainable materials

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Retail giant publishes annual sustainability report, detailing plans to take its investment in sustainability programs to over €3bn

IKEA Group has revealed plans to invest a further €1bn in securing long term supplies of sustainable materials by backing projects in forestry, recycling, renewable energy, and biomaterial development....

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