UK: Greene King wins Red Tractor certification for range
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 20 February 2009
Greene King has become the first brewer in the UK to be awarded the Red Tractor certification for all its beers - an independent mark that guarantees the quality and origin of ingredients and the ethical production methods of food and drink.
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Greene King has become the first brewer in the UK to be awarded the Red Tractor certification for all its beers - an independent mark that guarantees the quality and origin of ingredients and the ethical production methods of food and drink.
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