Australian red meat is more than just good for you – the industry also cares about a sustainable future for the planet and is contributing to Australia's net zero ambitions.
Did you know that as at 2023 net greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the red meat & livestock industry had fallen by 70.2% since 2005.
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Discover how the red meat industry actively working to reduce emissions.
Here is why carbon conscious red meat is good meat, with the Australian red meat industry actively working to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions.
Get the facts on cows, methane, greenhouse gas emissions and climate change.
The Australian red meat industry is leading the world with its biodiversity, reforestation and sustainability initiatives.
How the Australian red meat industry is implementing environmentally sustainable practices.
How fresh approaches to grazing are helping farming and native biodiversity coexist.
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The Australian red meat industry is dedicated to reducing its waste, and has a set a long-term goal of zero waste discharge. Zero waste revolves around redirecting waste towards recycling, beneficial re-use or new value-add by-product streams.
The red meat industry's commitment to the environment includes an extensive vegetation-planting program.
The Australian red meat industry is investing in research and development aimed at helping red meat producers adopt viable renewable energy.
The Australian red meat industry takes its environmental responsibilities seriously. Find out what the industry is doing to become more sustainable.
The Australian red meat industry is intrinsically connected with the land and its natural resources, which is why it takes its environmental responsibilities seriously.
The Australian red meat and livestock industry is committed to supporting the nations Net Zero ambitions.
Stuart Austin and his family are passionate about the stewardship of soil, water, plants and animals on their cattle farm.
Australian farmers use a range of sustainable farming practices. These include managing emissions and water use, increasing biodiversity, creating energy efficiencies, reducing waste and implementing environmentally sustainable land management practices.
Biodiversity is the variety of all lifeforms found in one area; the different plants, animals and micro-organisms that live there, as well as the ecosystems in which they exist. Fresh approaches to grazing are helping farming and native biodiversity coexist.
Australian farmers are adopting a range of sustainability initiatives to reduce emissions and help the planet.
Read moreAs well as being good for the environment, Australian red meat is good for you as part of a healthy, balanced diet.