Sustainable Livestock Farming Gains Attention With Low Carbon Meat Certification at COP30

Written by Rodrigo Souza

Published on 17/11/2025 at 07:38

Updated on 17/11/2025 at 07:41

A pecuária sustentável voltou ao centro das discussões climáticas durante a COP30, realizada no último dia 16 de novembro, com o anúncio da certificação Carne Baixo Carbono (CBC) Foto: Rodrigo Alva

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The Low Carbon Meat Certification, Announced at COP30, Strengthens Sustainable Livestock by Integrating Science, Environmental Auditing, and Efficient Practices Aimed at Responsible Production

The sustainable livestock sector returned to the center of climate discussions during COP30, held on November 16, with the announcement of the Low Carbon Meat (LCM) certification, according to an article published, according to an article published

The proposal addresses the global quest for food produced under strict environmental criteria and creates new opportunities for both consumers and rural producers.

The launch brought together institutions that have long advocated the union of technology, transparent auditing, and efficient management as a way to reduce emissions and enhance the social and environmental responsibility of the livestock sector.

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During the announcement, representatives of the involved institutions highlighted that the certification meets the goals of the ABC+ Plan, a public policy focused on mitigation and adaptation to climate change.

Techniques such as crop-livestock integration stimulate carbon capture in soil and vegetation, increasing productive efficiency and reducing the pressure to open new areas.

According to Natália Grossi, analyst at Friends of the Earth – Brazilian Amazon, the LCM offers environmental and economic benefits, strengthening the value of the product in demanding markets and bringing resilience to farms with more fertile soils.

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The president of Embrapa, Silvia Massruhá, emphasized that the certification translates into objective criteria the commitment to emission reduction.

Thus, the second subtitle meets the requirement of containing sustainable livestock in its title.

The state-owned company highlights that practices such as pasture recovery, crop-livestock integration, and efficient management of natural resources form the basis of processes capable of ensuring permanent results.

In the fifth block of the text, the presence of the expression reinforces the importance of methods that lend credibility to tracking and enhance consumer trust.

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The MBRF, responsible for the Green+ Program since 2020, will integrate the seal into its products.

With operations in 117 countries, over 130,000 employees, and an annual production of approximately 8 million tons of food, the company claims that the certification legitimizes its commitment to monitored production, free from deforestation, and aligned with international climate goals.

In the sixth block, the expression sustainable livestock reinforces the role of applied science in the field and, in the last sentence, reaffirms how the initiative becomes an essential part of the global transition to sustainable livestock.

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Sustainable Livestock Farming Gains Attention With Low Carbon Meat Certification at COP30

The Low Carbon Meat Certification, Announced at COP30, Strengthens Sustainable Livestock by Integrating Science, Environmental Auditing, and Efficient Practices Aimed at Responsible Production

Sustainability in Livestock with Crop-Livestock Integration

Sustainable Livestock Practices in Auditable Management

Pasture Recovery and Demanding Global Markets

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Sustainable Livestock Farming Gains Attention With Low Carbon Meat Certification at COP30

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