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Food retailers start the new year with fresh climate plans

Ahold Delhaize and Aldi UK's announcements come just a few weeks after COP28 placed food at the centre of the climate agenda. 
Melodie Michel
Melodie Michel
Food retailers start the new year with fresh climate plans
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Ahold Delhaize and Aldi UK have refined their climate plans and targets as they head towards 2030 interim commitments.

The retailers’ announcements come just a few weeks after COP28 placed food at the centre of the climate agenda. 

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