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With global temperatures closing in on the 1.5C warming limit and companies’ net zero deadlines edging nearer, the urgent need for emission-based action is widely recognised, but getting there isn’t always easy.
In its inaugural sustainability strategy progress report, British pig farming company Pilgrim’s UK announces its reduced emissions as it sets out its net-zero targets.
Pilgrim's works with over 1,000 UK pig farmers
Regenerative agriculture: How are Danish Crown and Pilgrim’s UK producing pork for the future? What does regenerative agriculture mean in the context of mass meat production? FoodNavigator poses this question to Britain’s biggest provider of higher welfare pork, Pilgrim’s UK, and Europe’s largest pork producer, Danish Crown. Animal agriculture is a significant emitter of greenhouse gasses (GHGs). According to the World Resources Institute, it is the fourth largest contributor – behind burning fossil fuels, transportation, and manufacturing – accounting ...
By Henry Sandercock2020-12-15T12:21:00+00:00 Source: Pilgrim’s Pride The meat giant’s 2030 strategy is a framework for it to become a net-zero business by the end of the decade Pilgrim’s Pride has boosted its sustainability credentials by signing up to a United Nations network focused on turning commitments on environmental and ethical issues into practical actions. The meat giant has joined the UN Global Compact and its UK-based offshoot in a bid to deliver on its recently launched 2030 strategy – a framework to become a net-zero business by the end of the decade. Linking up with t...