Sainsbury's and Cranswick team up to deliver net zero pork by 2029

James Murray
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New 10 year partnership to see over £60m invested in improving animal welfare standards and slashing emissions across the pork supply chain

Sainsbury's and Cranswick have this week announced a new 10-year partnership that aims to enhance animal welfare standards across the pork supply chain and deliver net zero emission pork products from...

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