Burger King UK vows to focus on 'meat reduction' in pursuit of science-based emissions goals

James Murray
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Fast food chain marks Earth Day with adoption of science based emissions targets and promise that 'meat reduction will play key role' in its sustainability ambitions

Burger King UK has this week promised to "focus on meat reduction" and expand its meat-free offerings, as it marked Earth Day with the adoption of new science based emissions targets for 2030. The fast...

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