Our Poultry.Network Sustainability Hub Sponsor Partners are at the forefront of this journey

Net Zero

The UK currently aims to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, with the NFU having a more ambitious target for agriculture of 2040. 

Many retailers have set targets that are even more ambitious – and some are already stocking products, such as eggs, that are certified carbon neutral. 

But how will these targets change how we rear broilers or keep hens? How will farm infrastructure change, and what inputs will we be using to feed, heat or manage flock health?

The Poultry.Network Sustainability Hub aims to answer these questions with our sponsor partners.

Latest from the Sustainability Hub

• How Noble Foods developed its first line of carbon-neutral eggs
  Working with the Carbon Trust, one egg packer has introduced the UK’s first certified carbon-neutral organic egg range. Aaron Finucane reports.   As the agricultural sector strives to reach sustainable carbon […]
• Sustainability Hub Supporter Profile: Noble Foods
  Noble Foods is the egg producer/packer sponsor of the Poultry.Network Sustainability Hub To better nourish, people, animals, and planet. As a leading food producer behind market leading brands like the […]
• Noble Foods joins water stewardship programme
  NOBLE FOODS has joined a collective programme to enhance water security both for people and the natural environment. The Water Roadmap is part of the Courtauld Commitment 2030, a voluntary […]
• Moy Park unveils new project to monitor farm emissions
  MOY PARK has announced a new scheme that will monitor greenhouse gas emissions on farms in its supply chain in real time. The Farm Carbon Calculator will help Moy Park […]
• How AJ Forster turned around its poultry farm performance
  A focus on improving performance through data analysis has put one poultry farming business on a more sustainable footing, as Natalie Noble reports Today A J Forster is recognised as […]

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