Neal’s Yard Remedies introduces in-store refill scheme

7-Aug-2019
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Neal’s Yard Remedies has introduced a new refill initiative to help reduce the use of unnecessary plastic waste.

The new project will enable customers to refill two of the brand’s most loved products - Geranium & Orange Hand Wash and Bee Lovely Bath & Shower Gel - in their original bottles in-store.

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