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1 one.
2
3 Q. Was it in the last couple of years, the last five years, 10
4 years ago?
5 A. I honestly do not know. I would answer you if I did,
6 but I do not know.
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8 Q. It is still not done at all the stores, is it?
9 A. Recycling of corrugated?
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11 Q. Yes.
12 A. It is done with certain outer cases, but not
13 necessarily with all outer cases.
14
15 Q. I got the impression from some document, I might have to
16 find it, that it was something like one-third of the stores
17 are participating in this so-called Sadler project,
18 recycling corrugated?
19 A. That just concerns french fry cartons.
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21 Q. French fry corrugated?
22 A. The outer cases.
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24 Q. So a third of the stores are involved in that?
25 A. I do not know if it is a third. It is a large number
26 of stores.
27
28 Q. Something like a third?
29 A. I do not know.
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31 Q. To save time we do not have to go to the document, but it
32 is Volume V page 694B which I will just show you. It is
33 the environmental activity as of 1st June 1993. It is your
34 own document disclosed in the case. It says on it: "Since
35 February 1991, some restaurants have been saving clean, dry
36 and undamaged McFry corrugated cardboard cases and
37 returning them flat into the distribution centre at Hemel
38 Hempstead via a distribution service. 160 restaurants are
39 currently on the scheme which is named the Sadler
40 project" -----
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42 MR. JUSTICE BELL: I think, perhaps, he had better look at it if
43 it is important to know the quantities. It is pink V,
44 please, Mr. Oakley. It is tab 41A or 41B.
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46 MR. MORRIS: Just the last paragraph.
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48 MR. JUSTICE BELL: Page 694B.
49 A. Yes.
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51 MR. MORRIS: So would you accept that at that time when this was
52 written -----
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54 MR. JUSTICE BELL: 1st June 1993.
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56 MR. MORRIS: Yes, that they were saying that 60 per cent of all
57 cardboard packaging part of restaurants are the fries
58 boxes?
59 A. Yes.
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