In 2023, some of the world’s largest food companies made a pledge to slash methane emissions. They promised to publish data and action plans by the end of 2024. Here’s why Starbucks, General Mills and others are struggling to address the potent emissions in their supply chains.
(Source: Bloomberg)
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