Nestlé, Telefónica, and Ragn-Sells join net zero supply chain pledge

Michael Holder
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Latest corporate members of 1.5C Supply Chain Leaders group unveiled to mark fifth anniversary of Paris Agreement

Food giant Nestlé, telecoms company Telefónica, and waste firm Ragn-Sells have committed to slashing emissions across their global value chains in line with limiting average temperature rise to 1.5C, as...

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