Asahi UK to brew British beers from regeneratively farmed barley

Stuart Stone
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Malt deal to support adoption of regenerative farming practices on barley farms supplying ingredients for the likes of Fuller's London Pride

Asahi UK has today announced a new collaboration with malt supplier Boortmalt to support the adoption of regenerative agriculture practices on British barley farms supplying ingredients for some of the...

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