Study: North American food companies hungry for improved emissions reporting and climate strategies

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New analysis by non-profit Ceres indicates North American food giants are strengthening supply chain emission disclosures, but gaps remain

North American food giants such as Kraft Heinz and JM Smucker are improving their efforts to tackle climate risks and realise decarbonisation opportunities through stronger supply chain disclosure, more...

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