Britvic serves up climate requirements in its supplier contracts

Michael Holder
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Credit: Britvic

Soft drinks brand unveils host of new measures to encourage its suppliers to measure, disclose, and cut down on their climate impact

Britvic is embarking on a major push to decarbonise its value chain by asking its key European suppliers to agree to new climate obligations in their contracts, the drinks brand announced today. Britvic...

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