Le pain non vendu part-il à la poubelle ?

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Le pain non vendu part-il à la poubelle ?

Sarah Brosset 5th décembre 2017 French Blog Aucun Commentaire

Pour notre article, nous nous sommes rendus dans certaines boulangeries locales pour leur poser quelques questions afin d’obtenir une moyenne générale sur le gaspillage du pain.

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