Pizza Hut cuts US dairy emissions by 10 per cent in one year

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The franchise now sources 60 per cent of its US milk from farms using practices aimed at cutting methane and carbon dioxide emissions 30 per cent by 2030

Pizza Hut reduced the greenhouse gas emissions from the mozzarella cheese used in its menu items by 10 percent in 2023. The world's second largest pizza restaurant company, which had more than 20,000...

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