Salmon farming sustainability up leaps and bounds
A new report has found farmed salmon contribute to a lower carbon footprint and healthier diet
Eating farm-raised salmon can contribute to a lower carbon footprint.
That is according to a new sustainability report from the Global Salmon Initiative (GSI), which represents 40% of the salmon farming sector.
It has revealed that farmed salmon have a low carbon footprint, not needing many resources for diet and consumption.
The carbon footprint was calculated based on a serving of 40g protein compared with other meats. The report revealed that farmed salmon have a carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) footprint of 0.6 compared to 5.92 for beef, 1.3 for pork and 0.88 for chicken.
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