“any company pushing its eco-credentials without facilitating fixing is guilty of greenwashing”

In last month’s column (see issue 375, p113), I mentioned I had attended FixFest 2025 (tinyurl. com/376fixfest), a two-day international repair conference organised by those lovely people at the Resta

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