Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/-Unwrap-Our-Grocery--Photo-opp-in-Hong-Kong-Supermarkets-27MZIFJ8MC0_A.htmlConceptually similar‘Unwrap Our Grocery’ Photo opp in Hong Kong SupermarketsGP0STTWI2Completed★★★★‘Unwrap Our Grocery’ Photo opp in Hong Kong SupermarketsGP0STTWI0Completed★★★★‘Unwrap Our Grocery’ Photo opp in Hong Kong SupermarketsGP0STTWI1Completed★★★★‘Unwrap Our Grocery’ Photo opp in Hong Kong SupermarketsGP0STTWI3Completed★★★★★★‘Unwrap Our Grocery’ Photo opp in Hong Kong SupermarketsGP0STTWIGCompleted★★★★‘Unwrap Our Grocery’ Photo opp in Hong Kong SupermarketsGP0STTWIJCompleted★★★★‘Unwrap Our Grocery’ Photo opp in Hong Kong SupermarketsGP0STTWIKCompleted★★★★‘Unwrap Our Grocery’ Photo opp in Hong Kong SupermarketsGP0STTWIMCompleted★★★★‘Unwrap Our Grocery’ Photo opp in Hong Kong SupermarketsGP0STTWINCompleted★★★★★★View AllGP0STTWHZ‘Unwrap Our Grocery’ Photo opp in Hong Kong SupermarketsIn June and July 2019, Greenpeace Hong Kong visited 56 Hong Kong supermarkets from 12 chains and collected data on 12,141 items. Greenpeace survey finds that over 50% of extra plastic wrapping is made by the supermarket itself. Greenpeace urges the supermarkets to set up package-free zones to encourage the consumer to go plastic-free. Plus, supermarkets should examine the volume of plastic used and establish a timetable for plastic waste reduction.Locations:East Asia-Hong KongDate:25 Jul, 2019Credit:© Patrick Cho / GreenpeaceMaximum size:4898px X 3265pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Activists-Break Free from Plastics (campaign title)-Day-Greenpeace activists-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-Plastics-Shops-Signs-Small group of people-Supermarkets-Waste managementShoot:‘Unwrap Our Grocery’ Photo opp in Hong Kong supermarketsIn June and July 2019, Greenpeace Hong Kong visited 56 Hong Kong supermarkets from 12 chains and collected data on 12,141 items. Greenpeace survey finds that over 50% of extra plastic wrapping is made by the supermarket itself. Greenpeace urges the supermarkets to set up package-free zones to encourage the consumer to go plastic-free. Plus, supermarkets should examine the volume of plastic used and establish a timetable for plastic waste reduction.