Dunbia Launches Sustainability Initiative with UK Farmers to Reduce Carbon Emissions
Dunbia, a division of Dawn Meats, has initiated a project with nine UK beef and sheep farmers aimed at reducing carbon emissions on farms. The initiative will test various management practices, including grazing rotations and multispecies swards, while providing expert advice for evidence-based decision-making. This is part of the Plan Four Zero Activate program, which has assessed carbon footprints of over 1,350 UK farms. Dunbia, in collaboration with the Soil Association Exchange, aims to enhance sustainability and has committed at least €100m to its strategy by 2030.

Dunbia, part of Dawn Meats, has launched a sustainability initiative with nine beef and sheep farmers in the UK to reduce carbon emissions on farms. The project will explore various management practices, such as grazing rotations and multispecies swards, and provide expert advice for tailored decision-making.
This initiative is part of the Plan Four Zero Activate program, which has measured carbon footprints from over 1,350 UK farms. Dunbia is collaborating with the Soil Association Exchange for on-farm benchmarking on biodiversity and carbon storage. Dawn Meats has allocated at least €100m to its sustainability strategy, targeting a 28% reduction in Scope 3 emissions intensity by 2030.




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