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28 Tesco PLC Annual Report and Financial Statements 2010
Carbon-footprinted
products in the UK
and South Korea 500
We helped 6.2million
people get active
worldwide 6.2m
of store waste in the UK diverted from
going directly to landfill
100%
We are committed to become
a zero-carbon business by 2050
Zero
Community
promises
Caring for the
environment
Actively supporting
local communities
Buying and
selling products
responsibly
Giving customers
healthy choices
Creating good jobs
and careers
Community at a glance
We’re continuing to lead the way in caring for the environment,
supporting local communities and encouraging healthy lifestyles.
Ramsey –
the world’s first zero-
carbon store
Tesco has been continuously developing stores
with lower carbon footprints since 2005 and
our new store at Ramsey in Cambridgeshire is
the latest step on this journey. The store emits
zero net CO2 in its operations.
The building is designed to use as little energy
as possible. The frame is made from sustainably
sourced wood, which requires much less energy
to produce than steel. We use roof windows and
sun pipes to bring natural daylight flooding into
the customer and staff areas.
Any energy that the store does need is generated
by a combined heat and power plant on site,
which is powered from renewable sources. We
sell any excess electricity to the National Grid.
Carbon emissions reduction
from our baseline 2007
portfolio of stores and
distribution centres 7.8%
Community
Champions
Suppliers responding to
our survey saying we treat
them with respect
Jobs created in
UK Regeneration
Partnerships
100%
270
91%
380
100% of eligible own-
brand products now have
nutritional labelling