5 October 2007
If you stroll around a farm for long enough, you’ll inevitably find some unpleasantness attached to your shoe. This was the case when Cadbury measured its corporate carbon footprint and found 67% of its emissions came from milk - even though the milk was produced locally. As Alex Cole, Cadbury’s ...
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If you stroll around a farm for long enough, you’ll inevitably find some unpleasantness attached to your shoe. This was the case when Cadbury measured its corporate carbon footprint and found 67% of its emissions came from milk - even though the milk was produced locally. As Alex Cole, Cadbury’s ...