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Environmental sustainability in the food industry: Making the transition globally 

Global systems such as climate, biodiversity, land cover and the nutrient cycle are at risk. Agriculture and food production are a cornerstone of these systems, therefore environmental sustainability is of key relevance for players in the value chain – from farming to consumption. Download the webinar recording below and explore our planetary boundaries and how the agri-food sector can lead in the green transition, taking into account how policy is able to drive sustainable development. Discussions entail… 

  • What are planetary boundaries and how does agriculture and food production link to it? 
  • How is environmental sustainability translated into global policy? 
  • What are ways of leading the green transition in the agri-food industry? 
  • What role can industry associations play? 

After this webinar, you will have a deeper understanding of: 

  • We have certain planetary boundaries and key pillars are at risk (e.g. climate, biodiversity, land cover (deforestation), the nutrient cycle (fertilizer and manure pollution)
  • Agriculture and food production play an important role in these systems, and businesses in the value chain, especially upstream, have several pathways towards more sustainability  
  • From a geopolitical perspective, environmental sustainability is now translated into the policy agenda globally (UN SDGs, EU Green Deal).   
  • Industry associations can play a crucial role at the level between food & drink producers and policy makers, as they are vehicles for participation and collaboration, to ensure that the sector can make its contribution to the transition. 

Moderator
Robert Rankin, Group Vice President, Association Management, Kellen 

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