Greenpeace claims victory against Waitrose and Shell
13 Dec 2012 | by Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith
Greenpeace is claiming to have derailed a potential tie up between supermarket Waitrose and the oil firm Shell, following a week of campaigning.
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