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The Coca-Cola Company has been present in France for the last 100 years, serving as a key contributor to the food and beverage industry.
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WWF ranks Ferrero’s palm oil the most sustainable in the industry
In its recent Palm Oil Buyers Scorecard, which evaluates global companies for their support of sustainable palm oil, WWF has listed Ferrero as number one out of 173 companies.
Nestlé to launch plant-based sausages in Europe and US
Nestlé is launching plant-based sausages in Europe and the United States that look, taste and cook like a sausage should.
Strongbow Dark Fruit launches ultra-low alcohol version
As millions of people across the nation embrace Dry January, there’s a new player on the block: Strongbow Dark Fruit has just launched an ultra-low alcohol variant.
Asda links up with big brands to launch first sustainability trial store
Asda has joined forces with some of the UK’s best known brands to launch its first ‘test and learn’ sustainability store in its heartland of Leeds with a mission to find new ways to reduce plastic and encourage customers to reuse and refill.
PepsiCo to achieve 100% renewable electricity in the U.S.
Some of America’s favourite snacks and beverages – from Lay’s and SunChips to Gatorade and Pepsi – will soon be made using electricity from renewable sources, such as wind and solar.
Budweiser will be brewed 100% renewable
AB InBev beers, including Budweiser, the world’s most valuable beer brand, will soon be brewed with renewable electricity throughout Europe as AB InBev inks a deal with global renewable energy developer, BayWa r.e., to purchase 100% renewable electricity for its European brewing operations.
