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Asda becomes first UK supermarket to sell refurbished TVs in stores

Asda has become the first UK supermarket to sell refurbished TVs in its stores as it looks to support the circular economy. Following the refurbishment of… View Article

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Asda becomes first UK supermarket to sell refurbished TVs in stores

Asda has become the first UK supermarket to sell refurbished TVs in its stores as it looks to support the circular economy.

Following the refurbishment of three models of returned HD LED Smart Sharp and Polaroid TVs at its electrical returns centre, the retailer is now making the products available from as little as £100 as part of a new trial..

Customers in Folkestone, Leeds, Glasgow, Sunderland and Ellesmere Port will be able to pick up one of three sizes of the TVs, including a 32”, 40” and 50”

With the recommended retail price for a new HD LED 50” Smart Polaroid TV being £240, customers could save up to £80 if they choose to purchase a refurbished model for £160.

Lisa Lennon, vice president – general merchandise at Asda, said: “At Asda we’re committed to doing the right thing for customers and communities. Increasing the longevity of our products and supporting the circular economy has its clear environmental benefits and can also be a way for us to provide more affordable options to more of our customers.

“The trial is already proving very popular stores where it has launched and marks an excitement moment for us as we continue look at new ways we can further reduce our carbon footprint, and support customers where budgets may be stretched.”

 

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