M&S and Starbucks chill emissions with new freezer trucks

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Liquid nitrogen cooling system developed by Linde promises to cut carbon by 19 per cent

Marks and Spencer and Starbucks are trialling a new delivery fleet that promises to slash refrigeration emissions by almost a fifth. The cooling systems in the six FROSTCRUISE vehicles pipe liquid nitrogen...

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