Six Nations, FA Cup Final, and British Grand Prix to serve carbon-labelled food and drink

Stuart Stone
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Food sustainability firm partners with events operator that serves 15 million fans a year at Silverstone, Twickenham, Lord's Cricket Ground, and Wembley

A new partnership between Freemans Event Partners and Klimato will see carbon footprint information displayed on food and drink served at some of the UK's biggest sporting events, including the Six Nations,...

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