'We have to spread that story': Gousto CEO eyes stronger green focus for meal kit marketing

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Timo Boldt, Gousto CEO, at the Net Zero Festival | Credit: Naomi Gabrielle Photography
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Timo Boldt, Gousto CEO, at the Net Zero Festival | Credit: Naomi Gabrielle Photography

Net Zero Festival: Founder and CEO of home meal kit delivery firm Timo Boldt says that while rates of veganism have plateaued, flexitarian diets are on the rise

Food companies can provide healthier meals, wider choice, and greater convenience for consumers while at the same time lowering emissions, the founder of one of the UK's leading home meal kit delivery...

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