Ethical beef? Fresh range goes UK-wide with 'wildlife-friendly' red meat

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Ethical beef? Fresh range goes UK-wide with 'wildlife-friendly' red meat

Online ethical grocer Fresh-range announces it is to expand its operations to cover England, Wales, and most of Scotland

There has been widespread coverage of the outsize environmental impact of eating lamb and beef in recent years, but now a new range of products is aiming to try and make red meat ethical again. Bristol-based...

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