Mootral serves up 'world first' climate friendly ice cream

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Credit: Mootral

New ice cream is made using milk from cows fed Mootral's natural feed supplement, which can reduce methane emissions over a third

Londoners will from tomorrow be able to sample the 'world's first climate friendly' ice cream, after British agritech company Mootral announced it has teamed up with London ice cream parlour Ruby Violet...

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