Asda trials a new scheme to buy second-hand in stores across the UK - full list
Asda will trial a new refurbished scheme
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Asda has launched a new initiative to sell refurbished TVs in UK locations, marking a first for British supermarkets.
Customers in six locations across the country will benefit from the sale of the models.
This will be available for customers in Folkestone, Leeds, Glasgow, Sunderland, Robroyston and Ellesmere Port.
They can now purchase one of three sizes of refurbished HD LED Smart Sharp and Polaroid TVs: 32", 40", and 50".
The stores will sell refurbished TVs
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These televisions have been restored at Asda's electrical returns centre using recycled materials, with clear packaging indicating their refurbished status.
The move aims to offer more affordable options to customers whilst supporting the circular economy and reducing environmental impact.
The refurbished TVs are being offered at significantly reduced prices, with potential savings of up to £80 for customers.
A 32" model is available for £100, a 40" for £130, and a 50" for £160.
Vice president of general merchandise at Asda Lisa Lennon said: "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."
She added that the trial is "already proving very popular" in the stores where it has launched.
This initiative comes as part of Asda's commitment to environmental sustainability and affordability.
The retailer's latest Income Tracker revealed that UK households are prioritising saving over spending, despite disposable income levels reaching pre-cost-of-living crisis highs.
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