Thirsty work: Britvic freshens up 2020 sustainability goals
Soft drinks giant is aiming to cut CO2 from global manufacturing sites by 15 per cent between 2016 and 2020 with roll out of greener bottling lines
Soft drinks giant Britvic today lifted the lid on its latest sustainability plans, setting out several short term green goals to further reduce its manufacturing emissions, waste, and water use by 2020....
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