Waitrose pledges fresh support to help British farmers introduce low carbon farming projects

Stuart Stone
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Retailer backs water and fertiliser recycling, emissions management technologies, and agroforestry and wildflower planting schemes through new fund

Waitrose has revealed the recipients of a new £500,000 fund designed to help British farmers transition to more sustainable practices, as part of the retailer's pledge to achieve net zero emissions across...

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