Britvic increases reliance on solar energy in UK operations
Britvic has signed an agreement with Atrato Onsite Energy, which will provide 75% of the electricity used to make its soft drinks.
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Britvic has signed an agreement with Atrato Onsite Energy, which will provide 75% of the electricity used to make its soft drinks.
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