Heineken cruises ahead with low carbon barge transport pilot

Michael Holder
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Brewing company teams up with food distributor Netcargo and marine biofuels firm GoodFuels to demonstrate low carbon inland barge transportation

Heineken is set to begin transporting its beer for export along Dutch canals as part of a joint project aimed at demonstrating the benefits of using low carbon barge transportation. The brewing giant...

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