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The Danish government has set an ambitious climate goal: To reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 70% in 2030. Denmark’s food and agriculture sector plays a vital role in reaching this goal amplified with a historic agreement endorsed by parties across the parliament on October 4.

Here, Denmark agreed on binding carbon emission targets for its agricultural industry and by 2030, emissions must reduced by 55-65 percent.

Climate-friendly dietary guidelines
This calls for a more sustainable approach and practises in both production and consumption habits. Therefore, Denmark’s dietary guidelines has climate-friendly food in mind.

“The dietary guidelines have for decades given good advice on how we can eat healthy, and it is obvious that they are now taking the step further and helping the Danes who also want to eat more climate-friendly,” says Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, Rasmus Prehn.

The guidelines embrace health and climate. Fortunately, what is healthy for the climate is typically healthy for us.

Danish products that make a difference
One of the fastest growing food categories is the plant-based sector which experiences double digit growth in a trend that is expected to see sales reach $80 billion worldwide by 2024. The Danish agricultural and food cluster has a clear focus on developing this area and to provide consumers all over the world with high-quality plant-based food.

Since the plant-based food category began to emerge, Danish food innovations have led to a wide range of products providing alternative protein sources to the growing market and world’s demand.

Meet Danish companies showcasing their innovative plant-based products and solutions at Plant Based World Conference & Expo 2021 in London on October 15 and 16. Read more here.