Which retail giant first committed to a comprehensive "zero waste to landfill" policy across its global operations, achieving over 90% implementation by 2020?

Major retail corporations have been implementing various sustainability initiatives over the past decade, fundamentally changing their business practices and supply chains. These efforts range from packaging redesigns to complex carbon neutrality commitments. This trivia question explores a groundbreaking sustainability initiative that disrupted traditional retail practices and set new industry standards. Test your knowledge about how major retailers are addressing environmental challenges!

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Walmart - with their "Zero Waste Program" launched in 2008, diverting over 80% of waste from landfills through recycling, donations, and composting initiatives
IKEA - with their "Zero Waste to Landfill" program initiated in 2010, which redesigned packaging and implemented comprehensive recycling across all operational aspects
Amazon - with their "Shipment Zero" initiative from 2012, focusing on packaging reduction and recyclable materials for all fulfillment centers worldwide
Target - with their "Zero Waste Commitment" from 2011, emphasizing product life cycle management and in-store recycling programs across North America