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Sainsbury’s Turning Food Waste Into Fuel For HGVs

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Sainsbury’s has revealed that it is set to transform food waste into fuel for some of its HGV trucks. From next month, the initiative will see biofuel produced directly from the supermarket’s food waste power 30 trucks at its Emerald (more…) The post Sainsbury’s Turning Food Waste Into Fuel For HGVs appeared first on KamCity.

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Sainsbury's launches food waste-to-fuel initiative for HGV fleet

Sainsbury's is launching a logistics initiative that will convert food waste into biofuel to power its fleet of HGVs.The post Sainsbury’s launches food waste-to-fuel initiative for HGV fleet appeared first on Retail Insight Network.

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'Pioneering move': Sainsbury's to transform food waste into HGV fuel

Sainsbury’s says it will transform food waste into HGV fuel for a number of its trucks, thanks to a partnership with waste processor RenEco. The post ‘Pioneering move’: Sainsbury’s to transform food waste into HGV fuel appeared first on Green Retail World.

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Sainsbury’s Turning Food Waste Into Fuel For HGVs

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Sainsbury’s to transform waste into fuel for 30 HGVs

Sainsbury’s is set to transform food waste into fuel for 30 of its heavy goods vehicles (HGVs), for an annual reduction of 3,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions. From next…

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Sainsbury's transforms food waste into fuel for HGVs - Retail Gazette

Sainsbury’s is turning its food waste into fuel for a number of its HGV trucks. From March, the grocery giant’s initiative will see biofuel produced directly from its food waste power 30 trucks at its Emerald Park distribution centre in Bristol, comprising half of the site’s fleet. The move will save more than 3,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide per year, equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of 1,950 households. Waste processor RenECO cur…

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