Birds Eye owner confirms emissions have fallen 41 per cent since 2019

Stuart Stone
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Nomad Foods reveals sharp reduction in absolute carbon emissions on the back of company-wide decarbonisation efforts

The parent company of frozen food giant Birds Eye' has confirmed its greenhouse gas emissions have fallen by 40.8 per cent since 2019, comfortably beating its target to cut emissions by 25 per cent by...

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