Indeed. When we import meat from South America, Australia or New Zealand, we should take into account the length of time that it takes to get here, especially if it comes by air. Of course, if it comes by sea, it is argued that the carbon footprint is not as large, but it is there none the less. That is why local home-produced food that travels very little distance to the abattoir and that is grazed nicely on good permanent pasture must be of great benefit to all the United Kingdom.
Beef Cattle and Sheep (Carbon Footprint)
Proceeding contribution from
Neil Parish
(Conservative)
in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 26 June 2013.
It occurred during Adjournment debate on Beef Cattle and Sheep (Carbon Footprint).
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