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Plans to present meat as ‘sustainable nutrition’ at Cop28 revealed

Meat companies and lobby groups are planning to make a pro-meat statement at the Cop28 climate conference, aiming to influence policymakers.
The meat industry intends to communicate its story effectively at the Dubai conference.
Dairy and meat companies face pressure due to their large greenhouse gas footprints, with the dairy industry responsible for 3.4% of global emissions.

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WION

At Cop28, big meat companies to present meat as ‘sustainable nutrition’

The big meat companies as well as lobby groups have been planning to make their major presence at the Cop28 climate conference with their communications plan which is aimed at making a pro-meat statement in front of policymakers across the summit.

1 year ago·Noida, India

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Salon

COP28 summit takes aim at reducing meat consumption

"If we don’t tackle the livestock problem, we are not going to solve climate change"

1 year ago·San Francisco, United States

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Irish Examiner

Plans to present meat as ‘sustainable nutrition’ at Cop28 revealed

Documents show industry intends to go ‘full force’ in arguing meat is beneficial to the environment at climate summit

1 year ago·Ireland

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The Guardian

Plans to present meat as ‘sustainable nutrition’ at Cop28 revealed

Documents show industry intends to go ‘full force’ in arguing meat is beneficial to the environment at climate summit

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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DeSmog

Big Meat Unveils Battle Plans for COP28

Major meat companies and industry lobby groups are planning a large presence at COP28 in a few days time, equipped with a communications plan to get a pro-meat message heard by policymakers throughout the summit, DeSmog can reveal. Documents seen by DeSmog and the Guardian show that the meat industry is poised to “tell its […]

1 year ago

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