Just Eat delivers new carbon labelling trial

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Just Eat delivers new carbon labelling trial

Food delivery giant launches carbon labelling trail to help its customers and restaurants make more sustainable choices

Takeaway delivery giant Just Eat has announced it is launching a new carbon labelling trial, designed help both consumers and restaurants better understand the environmental impact of their food choices....

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