Reporting Best Practice

Sainsbury’s

Within Actions - Marketing & Product

Indicator:

3.3.3 Actions on Responsible Marketing or Product Responsibility

Impact area:

Marketplace

Sector:

Food, Beverage & Personal Care

Industry:

Retail

Country (HQ):

United Kingdom

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