Sustainability Hub
A 12-month project over 2023 showcasing how every part of poultry meat and egg farming, packing and processing is moving towards a more sustainable future.
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
Noble Foods staff volunteer to boost feedmill biodiversity
Noble Foods colleagues have volunteered to participate in a ‘biodiversity boost’ at the company’s Clearwell mill. Colleagues from the Noble Foods group descended on the Coleford site – one of Noble Foods’ six feed mills across the UK – for two days to improve tree...
Sainsbury’s improves broiler welfare and cuts plastic in poultry packaging
SAINSBURY'S has overhauled its whole chicken packaging while lowering the stocking density of birds supplying its fresh and frozen own-brand poultry ranges. According to the retailer, the packaging changes will save 140 tonnes of plastic every year. See also: Red...
Moy Park unveils ‘blueprint’ net-zero broiler farm
Moy Park has unveiled a state-of-the-art poultry farm it has hailed as a 'game-changer' on its pathway to reach net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2040. See also: More from the Poultry.Network Sustainability Hub Beech Farm in Lincolnshire has been built from...
Our Poultry.Network Sustainability Hub Sponsor Partners are at the forefront of the journey to Net Zero.
