Asda beefs up sustainable sourcing with LEAF Marque pledge

Stuart Stone
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Asda beefs up sustainable sourcing with LEAF Marque pledge

UK's third largest supermarket joins LEAF scheme in bid to boost sustainable farming and production standards

Asda has announced it has joined sustainable farming certification scheme LEAF as part of an effort to further bolster regenerative and sustainable farming practices throughout its fresh fruit and vegetable...

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