Green and tonic: Fever-Tree UK mixers go carbon neutral

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Fever-Tree has invested in protecting the rainforest in the Democratic Republic of Congo to balance the emissions generated in the production of its drinks | Credit: Fever-Tree
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Fever-Tree has invested in protecting the rainforest in the Democratic Republic of Congo to balance the emissions generated in the production of its drinks | Credit: Fever-Tree

Leading mixer brand has invested in a range of carbon offsetting projects to secure 'carbon neutral' status for its high profile drinks

Fever-Tree has this week announced all its mixers sold in the UK are now 'carbon neutral', ahead of its plans to achieve carbon neutrality across all its regions by 2025. The leading mixer brand has...

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