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Nestlé and the Global Food Industry are facing pressure to reduce Scope 3 emissions and are supporting global regenerative agriculture initiatives.

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Nestlé and the Global Food Industry are facing pressure to reduce Scope 3 emissions and are supporting global regenerative agriculture initiatives.

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NestléEarthworm Foundation

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The entities involved

  • Nestlé

    Swiss multi-national food and beverage company

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  • Earthworm Foundation

    non-profit organization helping to cultivate life in value chains

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