Anthesis continues expansion drive with Lavola merger

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Sustainability consultancies announce merger that will add 200 employees across Spain to Anthesis payroll

Sustainability consultancy Anthesis is to merge with Spanish sustainability agency Lavola, the two firms announced this morning, in a move which will see Anthesis Group expand its footprint into Spain,...

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