The commitment of the Spanish pork sector to create a Green Spain

Published 2023년 1월 31일

Tridge summary

The Spanish pork sector has made significant strides in reducing its environmental impact, contributing only 2.64% to Spain's total greenhouse gas emissions. Over the past decade, the sector has seen a nearly 40% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions per kg of meat produced, a 35% decrease in ammonia emissions, and a 30% drop in water consumption. These achievements are attributed to innovations and continuous improvements across the production chain, with the sector aiming to further reduce emissions and align with the 'Net Zero Emissions' goal by 2050.
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Original content

In order to put the real scope of the environmental impact of pork production in context, it is necessary to indicate that its contribution to total Spanish GHG emissions is only 2.64%, measured in CO2 equivalent. However, the efforts of the sector to reduce the environmental impact are not limited to GHG emissions, but extend to numerous fields, aspects or factors related to the activity of the pork sector: water consumption, electricity (use of renewable energies) and fuel consumption, consumption of nutrients, to name but a few. In fact, few agri-food sectors have made as many efforts and have made as many advances in the defense of the environment as the Spanish pork sector, which in the last ten years has reduced GHG emissions per kg of meat produced by nearly 40%; those of ammonia by 35%; and by 30% the consumption of water. All this thanks to the incorporation of innovations and continuous improvements in the activity of all operators in the sector's food chain. ...
Source: EuroMeat

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