Global hotel chain Accor to banish all single-use bathroom amenities

Published: 27-Jan-2020
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The French owner of Novotel, Sofitel and Fairmont, plans to remove all individual plastic toiletries by the end of the year

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Accor, the French multinational hotel chain, has committed to remove all single-use plastic toiletry amenities by the end of the year.

CEO and Chairman Sébastien Bazin explained

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