Tetra Pak unpacks new science-based emissions targets

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Packing giant becomes latest firm to secure approval from Science-Based Targets Initiative to cut emissions 58 per cent by 2040

Tetra Pak has become the latest multinational brand to secure independent approval for its greenhouse gas emission reduction targets from the Science-Based Targets (SBT) initiative. The packaging giant...

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