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Hormel Foods plans to cut its greenhouse gas emissions in half and help make a big dent in its suppliers' emissions by 2030.
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Hormel Foods plans to cut its greenhouse gas emissions in half and help make a big dent in its suppliers' emissions by 2030.
Hormel Foods plans to cut greenhouse gas emissions in half and reduce its suppliers' emissions by 2030, as more companies move to reduce ag’s impact on the environment. Animal agriculture is proving a difficult industry to decarbonize, in part because demand for meat keeps rising globally and some of the biggest sources of emissions are from animal gases and manure, which are difficult to affordably mitigate.
Hormel Foods plans to cut greenhouse gas emissions in half and reduce its suppliers' emissions by 2030, as more companies move to reduce ag’s impact on the environment. Animal agriculture is proving a difficult industry to decarbonize, in part because demand for meat keeps rising globally and some of the biggest sources of emissions are from animal gases and manure, which are difficult to affordably mitigate.
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The Twin Cities founder will continue to lead company, which offers an investment tool that assesses the environmental, social and governance actions of large corporations.