Jude’s unveils carbon negative status and new climate goal

January 15, 2021 EcoVadis EN

Jude’s has announced that it has become carbon negative, claiming that it is the first UK ice cream brand to achieve the milestone. 

According to the Hampshire-based company, it is now removing 10% more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere than its remaining footprint.

Jude’s – which says that the achievement follows work with carbon footprinting expert, professor Mike Berners-Lee, and his team at Small World Consulting – has also committed to a 43% reduction in carbon intensity by 2030.


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