Marionnaud sets up in-store recycling service

Published: 22-Apr-2016
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Cosmetics packaging can be handed in for a 20% discount on next purchase

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French perfumery chain Marionnaud has set up a recycling service for cosmetics packaging in all of its stores.

 

Customers are able to bring in any form of packaging – boxes, pots, perfume bottles, even part-filled makeup palettes – and will receive a 20% cash discount on their next purchase, plus holders of the company’s loyalty card will receive 25 points (for purchases over €10). The recycled items do not need to come from Marionnaud stores. 

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