Sainsbury's unveils UK's 'largest ever' lower carbon beef range

Stuart Stone
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Updated Taste the Difference range claims to cut 25 per cent off benchmark beef industry carbon footprint by merging dairy and beef supply chains

Sainsbury's has today launched a new Taste the Difference Aberdeen Angus beef range in more than 60 stores, hailing the new products as the UK's largest ever lower carbon beef range. The supermarket...

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