Daily Dose and Waitrose debut juice made from surplus fruit

James Murray
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Daily Dose and Waitrose partner to launch a limited-edition Leckford Estate Apple Juice made from surplus fruit / Credit: Daily Dose
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Daily Dose and Waitrose partner to launch a limited-edition Leckford Estate Apple Juice made from surplus fruit / Credit: Daily Dose

Companies launch limited-edition apple juice designed to tackle food waste caused by record hot and dry summer

Juice brand Daily Dose has this week announced the launch of a limited-edition apple juice, made using surplus fruit from Waitrose's Leckford Estate farm in Hampshire. The companies debuted the special...

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