'Agreement on a Green Denmark', which sets the course of action for future food production
News article, 27.November 2024
Denmark’s pig sector’s 40th anniversary congress – update, review and investments in the green transition
Director of Danish research and development organisation within the food and farming sector scoops award.
The goal is ambitious: 50% reduction in CO2e emissions from Danish pig production by 2030.
A delicious and filling soup where Ingrid peas (chickpeas or butterbeans) provide a slightly untraditional twist.
A broad majority in the Danish Parliament supports the Green Tripartite Agreement in its entirety and has entered into a political framework agreement.
News article, 30.October 2024
From 2030, Danish farmers will have to pay a tax on carbon emissions from Danish agriculture.
In addition to its good taste and texture, pork provides us with a wide range of nutrients.
COPA, the European voice of farmers, has elected Søren Søndergaard as one of the six Vice-Presidents of the organisation.
Eye-catching ragout with diced pork and lots of vegetables, served with pasta and tomato salad.
News article, 26.September 2024
A historic agreement will ensure that Denmark is the first country in the world to introduce a CO2e tax on animal products
February 8 marked a milestone in animal welfare: a new agreement ensures loose housing for Danish pigs, more pigs with intact tails, and increased training
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Get a statistical overview of the Danish pig industry. The data presented in the charts covers the years 2012 to date.
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