Regenerative agriculture: the farming methods supporting dairy supply chains from the ground up

Published: 7-Apr-2025

When it comes to nutrition, consumers want it all: a healthy body, mind and, increasingly, a healthy planet too. Many people are now making changes to their diet to become more sustainable; but, in 2025, they're looking at more than just reducing their carbon footprint

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Consumers want products that have an all-round positive impact on the planet, leading many nutrition brands to rethink their environmental credentials.

As the global population expands and the threat of climate change intensifies, this is becoming ever more important.

The agricultural industry needs to make changes to address the challenge of food security while minimising its impact on the environment, reports Kyle Brookmeyer, Head of Sustainability at FrieslandCampina Ingredients.

Regenerative agriculture (reg ag) is one powerful way to meet the evolving needs of consumers. 

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