Pub owner Stonegate Group removes 90,000 single use bottles from waste stream

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Slug & Lettuce owner publishes sustainability update revealing 'significant reductions' in waste, water, and energy use

British pub company Stonegate Group has removed more than 90,000 single-use bottles from its waste stream, as it celebrated "major progress" across its circular economy and sustainability programmes...

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