Greggs launches first Eco Drive Thru

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New Hampshire site to test a range of sustainability initiatives with a view to rolling out innovations across wider Greggs portfolio

High street baker Greggs has announced the launch of its first ever Eco Drive Thru, which has been fitted with a range of sustainability measures to reduce the site's waste, water, and energy usage...

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