FrieslandCampina kicks in more cash for sustainability
Dutch dairy cooperative FrieslandCampina said it is making an annual amount of €24m available to further stimulate sustainable development on the farm.
Source: www.dairyreporter.com
Dutch dairy cooperative FrieslandCampina said it is making an annual amount of €24m available to further stimulate sustainable development on the farm.
Source: www.dairyreporter.com
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