Food brand Knorr to launch 50 regenerative farming projects by 2026

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Regenerative agriculture aims to have positive outcomes on nature | Credit: Unilever
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Regenerative agriculture aims to have positive outcomes on nature | Credit: Unilever

Unilever-owned food and drinks firm aims to grow 80 per cent of its ingredients using farming practices that benefit nature

German food and drinks brand Knorr is planning to launch 50 regenerative agriculture projects over the next four years, in a move funded through parent company Unilever's €1bn Climate & Nature Fund, it...

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