PepsiCo serves up net zero by 2040 goal

James Murray
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Global drinks giant doubles interim emissions goal and pledges to become net zero emission business by 2040

PepsiCo has become the latest global brand to sign up to an ambitious net zero emissions target, pledging to fully decarbonise its business by 2040 and announcing it has strengthened its near-term emissions...

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