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Charlie Angelakos: 'Working on our own targets is only part of the puzzle'

Stuart Stone

04 April 2024 • 6 min read

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McCain's vice president of global external affairs and sustainability reflects on the launch of the Hot Potato Podcast, regeneratively farming the Metaverse, and post-COP optimism

McCain Foods' vice president of global external affairs and sustainability Charlie Angelakos spent 18 years at Labatt Breweries of Canada before joining the multinational frozen food firm. In his...

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