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At a time when responsible consumption and sustainability have become essential pillars for consumers, a new study by the Organization of Consumers and Users (OCU) has ranked Alcampo and Carrefour as the most sustainable supermarkets in Spain, highlighting their effective practices to reduce food waste and promote more environmentally friendly shopping habits among customers. Sustainability in the food retail sector is no longer just an aspirational concept: for many chains, it has become a tangible reality reflected in measurable in-store actions and consumer purchasing behavior. The OCU report, developed in collaboration with the Ministry of Social Rights, Consumer Affairs and the 2030 Agenda, clearly reflects this shift, focusing on the practical implementation of sustainable policies rather than on promises or slogans.
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