Morrisons hatches plan for 'carbon neutral' eggs

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Morrisons hatches plan for 'carbon neutral' eggs

UK supermarket launches line of 'carbon neutral' eggs produced by insect-fed hens as part of its drive to be supplied by 'zero emission' British farms by 2030

UK supermarket Morrisons has launched a line of 'carbon neutral' eggs, which are produced from hens that have been fed a soya-free diet of insects. The new launch is part of the supermarket's goal to...

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