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Archives for December 2, 2010

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Arla seeks public feedback on superdairy application

02-Dec-2010
By Elaine Watson

Arla Foods will seek feedback from local residents in Aylesbury next week about its plans to build a 1bn litre 'superdairy' on a 70-acre site in Aston Clinton.

Coca-Cola Enterprises: ‘Top down’ approach is holding back green agenda

02-Dec-2010
By Ben Bouckley

Coca-Cola Enterprises (CCE) has called on the big guns in the food industry to use their brands more effectively to engage consumers on sustainability issues.

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