The New Data Economy

Twin transition – how food and drinks companies can decarbonize with data

A twin transition means merging digital and sustainability efforts in business, especially fruitful for the food and drinks industry.

A twin transition means merging digital and sustainability efforts in business, especially fruitful for the food and drinks industry. Image: Unsplash/ Gerrie van der Walt

Ronald den Elzen
Chief Digital & Technology Officer; Member of the Executive Team, HEINEKEN
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