The investment arm of Ingka Group, the biggest global IKEA retailer, said it will invest €1 billion into recycling companies as it aims to better manage the waste created when IKEA furniture, bedding or mattresses are thrown away and end up incinerated or in landfill.

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The investment arm of Ingka Group, the biggest global IKEA retailer, said it will invest $1.03 billion into recycling companies.

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The investment arm of Ingka Group, which owns most of the world's IKEA stores, has announced it will invest 1 billion euros in recycling companies to tackle the waste generated when IKEA furniture, mattresses and bedding is thrown away.

De investeringstak van Ingka Group, de eigenaar van de meeste IKEA-winkels in de wereld, heeft aangekondigd 1 miljard euro te investeren in recyclingbedrijven. Daarmee wil het concern iets doen aan het afval dat ontstaat wanneer IKEA-meubels, -matrassen en -beddengoed worden weggegooid.

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Largest IKEA operator invests $1 billion in recycling industry

The investment arm of Ingka Group, the biggest global IKEA retailer, said it will invest 1 billion euros ($1.03 billion) into recycling companies as it aims to better manage the waste created when IKEA furniture, bedding or mattresses are thrown away and end up incinerated or in landfill.

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Biggest IKEA retailer to invest $1 billion in recycling firms

Ingka Investments has earmarked around two-thirds of the money -  for new, as yet unannounced investments into recycling companies, with a particular focus on textiles

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Biggest IKEA retailer to invest $1bln in recycling firms

The investment arm of Ingka Group, the biggest global IKEA retailer, said it will invest 1 billion euros ($1.03 billion) into recycling companies as it aims to better manage the waste created when IKEA furniture, bedding, or mattresses are thrown away and end up incinerated or in landfill. The investment comes as the European Union is developing legislation that would charge retailers a fee for every textile or clothing item sold in the bloc, to…

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IKEA retailer announces $1 billion investment in recycling infrastructure

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Ingka Investments, the investments arm of Ingka Group, the largest IKEA retailer representing 90% of IKEA sales, announced plans to invest €1 billion in companies enabling growth in recycling infrastructure. According to Ingka Group, the new initiative is aimed at supporting the transition to a circular economy, with the company noting that the global economy […]

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IKEA Parent Ingka to Invest $1 Billion in Recycling-Focused Companies

Ikea’s investment arm looks to direct €1 billion towards companies supporting the development of recycling infrastructure. The post Material value: Ikea’s investment arm focusing on increasing recycling infrastructure appeared first on Green Retail World.

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