A New Frontier for Beef
Food retailers can drive sales by attracting health- and eco-conscious consumers
Source: progressivegrocer.com
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Corporate greenwashing or real climate action at COP28?
In September, the U.N. Climate Ambition Summit in New York was flooded with new corporate climate announcements and initiatives, too many of which reflected marketing flash rather than real plans to reduce emissions. In fact, corporate climate greenwashing has become so brazen the U.N.
Source: iatp.org
Tyson Foods' "climate-friendly" beef could land in a meat aisle near you. Don't fall for it.
The meat giant says some of its USDA-approved burgers are climate-smart, but it refuses to explain how.
United States Daniel Acker Bloomberg Jan Dutkiewicz Matthew Hayek Scott Faber National Cattlemen Beef Association
Source: vox.com
Tyson's Brazen Beef now available
Brazen Beef, a new product line from Tyson Foods touted as climate friendly, is available in some stores now and expected to roll out nationally in the coming months.
Alan Ellstrand Inspection Service University Of Arkansas Tyson Foods Tyson Climate Smart Beef Program Walton College Of Business
Source: arkansasonline.com
Building a better burger: Schweid & Sons introduces climate friendly ground beef
Schweid & Sons of Carlstadt will be the exclusive purveyor of the first ground beef recognized by the USDA as a “climate friendly” product.
Jamie Schweid Smart Beef Program Tyson Foods Cheesecake Factory Us Department Of Agriculture Tyson Foods Inc
Source: njbiz.com
Climate projects approved in Texas, set to receive federal funds
USDA is investing up to $2.8 billion in selected projects through the first round of the Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities.
United States Tom Vilsack National Sorghum Producers Association Smart Cotton Program Smart Initiative Us Department Of Agriculture
Source: texasfarmbureau.org