Which historical retail initiative is widely considered the first major corporate sustainability program, launched in 1989 as a response to environmental concerns?

Before modern eco-friendly practices became widespread, sustainability in retail has a fascinating historical timeline. This poll tests your knowledge about key historical developments that shaped how businesses approached sustainability before it became a mainstream concept. From early conservation efforts to pioneering companies that changed retail practices, see if you can identify this important milestone in retail sustainability history.

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McDonald's switch from foam packaging to paper wrapping
Sears, Roebuck and Co.'s 'Conservation Catalog' featuring energy-efficient appliances
Walmart's 'Less is More' campaign reducing excess product packaging
Marks & Spencer's 'Plan A' sustainability initiative to become carbon neutral