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Global Briefing: Crisp giant Frito-Lay unveils plan for zero emission manufacturing

Madeleine Cuff
Madeleine Cuff
clock 04 October 2019 •
Frito-Lay is switching to electric trucks in a bid for zero emission operations | Credit: mikeinlondon
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Frito-Lay is switching to electric trucks in a bid for zero emission operations | Credit: mikeinlondon

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Crisp giant Frito-Lay unveils plan for zero emission manufacturing Crisps could soon become guilt-free after Frito-Lay, a subsidiary of food giant PepsiCo, today announced plans to make its Californian...

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