UK: Drinks companies collaborate on transportation
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 18 June 2008
Around 37 leading UK food and beverage, retail and consumer goods companies will pool their transportation resources in an attempt to significantly reduce the environmental impact of transporting goods.
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Around 37 leading UK food and beverage, retail and consumer goods companies will pool their transportation resources in an attempt to significantly reduce the environmental impact of transporting goods.
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