Purina backs pioneering oyster restoration project off Norfolk coast

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Pet food company plans to deploy four million oysters off North Norfolk coast as part of its Ocean Restoration Programme

Petcare giant Purina has joined forces with marine conservation group Oyster Heaven to develop new Oyster reefs off the North Norfolk coast, as part of efforts to restore marine ecosystems in the North...

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