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MLA drops carbon neutral timeframe

02/07/2025

Meat and Livestock Australia (MLA) has said the sector will not reach carbon neutrality by 2030 but has said that reducing emissions would remain a priority.

The pledge was absent from its latest strategy document, according to a report on newswire Reuters.

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