Just Eat delivers carbon label trial for corporate takeaway customers

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The workplace food delivery branch of Just Eat has launched a new carbon labelling trial in bid to help business customers and restaurants make more sustainable choices

Just Eat has today announced plans to expand its carbon labelling trial across its corporate food delivery service, enabling its business customers to gain insight into the CO2 impact of their food and...

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