Panasonic plugs into carbon neutrality at two factories

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Electronics giant announces factories in Belgium and Japan are now 'CO2-neutral' production hubs

Japanese electronics giant Panasonic has ramped up the eco-credentials of its supply chain this week with the news two of its factories, one in Belgium and the other in Japan, have achieved 'carbon neutral'...

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