On a roll: Greggs hails progress against 2025 sustainability goals

Cecilia Keating
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On a roll: Greggs hails progress against 2025 sustainability goals

Firm reveals that 97 per cent of electricity use is now from renewables in latest sustainability report

Almost all of high street bakery chain Greggs' business operations are now powered by renewable electricity, according to an update from the company this morning. In its annual sustainability report,...

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