Tesco partners with Forestry England to restore woodland in Somerset

Stuart Stone
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Credit: Forestry England

First project announced as part of retailer's Nature Programme aims to deliver large-scale woodland restoration at Neroche in the West Country

Tesco and Forestry England have today launched a new partnership to deliver large-scale nature restoration in one of the retailer's key beef, dairy, and lamb sourcing regions. Efforts to increase the...

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