Circular Economy

IKEA opens pilot second-hand store in Sweden

A pilot second-hand IKEA furniture store due to open on November 2 in Eskilstuna, Sweden, is seen in a handout photo

The store will sell refurbished items that was sent to recycling centres. Image: Henrik Mill/Handout via REUTERS

Anna Ringstrom
Journalist, Reuters
Anna Ringstrom
Journalist, Reuters
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The second hand store is located in Eskilstuna, Sweden. Image: Reuters/Henrik Mill
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