How Green Is Your Supermarket?
Peter White hears the details of a study into the green credentials of UK supermarkets and their suppliers.
Why are Britain's supermarkets making such an effort to promote themselves as "green"? We hear the results of a study into the way the big retailers and their suppliers are trying to reduce their carbon footprint. Scotland has led the way on attempts to control the sale of cheap alcohol, but the government has stepped back from one major reform. We hear some expert advice on the best and cheapest ways to keep your computer printer stocked with ink, and we speak to the homeowner who's written a song to help sell his house.
Presenter: Peter White
Producer: Jonathan Hallewell.
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Energy
Will todayβs announcement by OFGEM on energy prices lead to reduce bills for you?
Duration: 06:49
Red Tractor
Sainsburyβs drops the Red Tractor
Duration: 05:58
Sell Your House with a Song
The homeowner in Fife, whoβs resorted to You Tube to sell his house
Duration: 04:39
Village Greens
The end is nigh for the βGreat Village Green Swindle
Duration: 06:47
Package Holidays
Package Holidays are proving to be popular, is the image of the Package Holiday outdated?
Duration: 07:40
How Green Is Your Supermarket?
How βgreenβ is your supermarket?
Duration: 04:41
Moss Cider
A community project to produce cider from locally grown apples in suburban Manchester
Duration: 05:37
Alcohol Pricing
The Scottish government has postponed plans for a minimum price for alcohol.
Duration: 05:08
Broadcasts
- Fri 19 Oct 2012 12:00ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4 FM
- Fri 19 Oct 2012 12:04ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4 LW
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