McDonald's ploughs £1m into growing greener farms

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Fast-food giant promises a more sustainable supply chain with Farm Forward programme

Fast-food giant McDonald's will today take a step closer to creating a greener supply chain, after announcing a major new programme designed to boost the sustainability of British and Irish farming...

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