Food firms join Prince Charles to pledge action against deforestation

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Over 20 major retailers - including Marks & Spencer, Unilever and McDonald's - back plan to halt deforestation of Brazil's tropical savanna, where land is being cleared for soy production

A host of major food retailers have joined forces with Prince Charles to pledge their support for the Cerrado Manifesto which aims to stop deforestation in one of Brazil's most biodiverse regions. The...

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