Food and Drink industry toasts 'significantly improved environmental performance'

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Food and Drink industry toasts 'significantly improved environmental performance'

Annual update confirms sector has delivered substantial reductions in carbon emissions, water use, and waste levels

The Food and Drink Federation (FDF) has today revealed how its members have slashed their carbon emissions by 46 per cent against 1990 levels, putting it on track to meet ambitious new environmental targets...

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