Energy efficient catering could save £250m a year

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Sector can significantly reduce costs and carbon impact by using more efficient equipment and changing behaviours, says Carbon Trust

Caterers are missing out on £250m of potential energy savings each year by using inefficient equipment and failing to tailor their menus to curb unnecessary energy use, according to new research by the...

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