How McDonald's is serving up a greener supply chain

Madeleine Cuff
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McDonald's Rolf Huwyler tells BusinessGreen about plans to overhaul its packaging supply chain as part of efforts to tackle deforestation and minimise waste

By the end of next year McDonald's has pledged all of its European wood-fibre packaging - paper or card-based products such as burger boxes or coffee cups - will come from recycled material or sustainably...

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