Carlsberg toasts seagrass restoration partnership with WWF

James Murray
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Drinks giant to donate 50p from every special edition Carlsberg pack to support the restoration of the 'underwater Amazon'

Carlsberg has this week announced the launch of a new year-long collaboration with WWF, which aims to both inspire consumers to adopt small changes in everyday life to curb their environmental impacts...

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