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Sabmiller PLC Mapping Our Carbon Footprint: Dave Grant

1. SABMiller is an international brewing and beverage company with operations across several continents. It produces over 14 billion liters of lager annually and is the 4th largest bottler of Coca-Cola products worldwide. 2. The document discusses SABMiller's carbon footprint across its supply chain, from agriculture and raw material production, to manufacturing in breweries and packaging plants, to distribution and consumer use. 3. Key sources of greenhouse gas emissions include energy use at breweries and malting plants, fuel use in distribution, and waste from packaging materials. The document explores tools to measure and reduce emissions throughout SABMiller's operations.

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Sabmiller PLC Mapping Our Carbon Footprint: Dave Grant

1. SABMiller is an international brewing and beverage company with operations across several continents. It produces over 14 billion liters of lager annually and is the 4th largest bottler of Coca-Cola products worldwide. 2. The document discusses SABMiller's carbon footprint across its supply chain, from agriculture and raw material production, to manufacturing in breweries and packaging plants, to distribution and consumer use. 3. Key sources of greenhouse gas emissions include energy use at breweries and malting plants, fuel use in distribution, and waste from packaging materials. The document explores tools to measure and reduce emissions throughout SABMiller's operations.

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