Worth a shot: Glenfiddich uses whisky waste as biofuel for its fleet
Multi-award-winning single malt Scotch whisky giant Glenfiddich has become the first global spirits brand to use its own distillation residue as biofuel for its delivery fleet.
Multi-award-winning single malt Scotch whisky giant Glenfiddich has become the first global spirits brand to use its own distillation residue as biofuel for its delivery fleet.
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