Scots company to ease food industry reliance on CO2 from fertiliser production

A new source of food grade carbon dioxide (CO2) is due to come on stream as soon as this weekend, thanks to the initiative shown by brothers Richard and Ed Nimmons.

Ewan Pate
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Scots company to ease food industry reliance on CO2 from fertiliser production

A new source of food grade carbon dioxide (CO2) is due to come on stream as soon as this weekend, thanks to the initiative shown by brothers Richard and Ed Nimmons. Their Dry Ice Scotland company has...

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