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JBS to invest $1bn to hit zero GHG by 2040

25/03/2021
JBS to invest $1bn to hit zero GHG by 2040

Meat company and tannery owner JBS has committed to net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2040. 

The commitment spans the group's global operations, as well as its value chain of agricultural producer partners, suppliers and customers.

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