Green Issues

Since 2006 we have been working to gain an understanding of the greenhouse gas emissions that are attributable to Booths' operations including the activities of our supplier base in producing the goods that we sell.

We published our first report internally in 2008 and since then we have been testing our assumptions and the methodology behind the way in which the data is collated. The business has put work streams in place with a view to delivering reductions in GHG emissions and carbon impact. So far these have been a success with reductions being made in the transportation of goods, construction and the use of gas, water and electricity. There are now decision support tools being used by our buyers to question the integrity of our procurement in such a way as to maintain the quality of our merchandise and the socio-economic benefit of nurturing a regional supplier base.

We are pleased to be able to share our 2010 Report which has been produced after a great deal of effort and the learnings of the past 4 years. We will now build on this work to ensure that Booths remains at the forefront of sustainable business development.

To view the summary report please click here.

To view the full report please click here.

24thOct Booths launches ‘Design a Bag’ competition Booths is challenging local school children to design a ‘Bag for Life’ to mark the opening of its new Penrith store on November 15. Read more »

05thOct Booths appoints experienced store manager Booths has appointed a manager with more than 25 years of retail experience to head their new store in Penrith. Read more »

05thOct Cumbrian producers set to benefit from new store Around 40 Cumbrian producers of goods ranging from foods and drinks like jams and cheese to local beers are to be boosted by a new store in Penrith. Read more »

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