Catering giant Compass reduces animal protein emissions by over a third

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Catering giant Compass reduces animal protein emissions by over a third

In its first in-depth climate impact report the caterer reveals how it has slashed emissions from its food

Catering giant Compass Group UK & I has announced that it has achieved a 36 per cent absolute reduction in emissions from animal proteins over the past 18 months, equating to an estimated reduction of...

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