Creamery's Pounds 3.2m Investment to Start Making Green Cheese
Western Morning News, The › June 03, 2010
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North Cornwall's Davidstow Creamery is to invest Pounds 3.2 million in two biomass boilers which will result in annual cost savings of up to Pounds 800,000 a year.
The Dairy Crest-owned creamery, based near Camelford, received a Pounds 1 million grant from the South West Regional Development Agency through the South West Bioheat Programme to allow the scheme, which costs Pounds 4.2 million, to go ahead.See the full content of this document
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Creamery's Pounds 3.2m Investment to Start Making Green Cheese
The wood pellet-burning boilers form the company's largest single carbon reduction project and will deliver a 12 per cent reduct...
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