New York AG says meat producing giant JBS

US food company JBS has filed a lawsuit against the US government accusing it of making misleading claims about its environmental ambitions to boost sales among consumers. The company is facing civil penalties of up to $5,000 (44,000) in damages, according to the New York Attorney General Letitia James, who says the company has been. (). The US Food Company is being sued by the Supreme Court for the first time in more than two decades, and is suing the United States to end its campaign to reduce greenhouse gas emissions targets to help feed the world and avoid climate change without having any plan to meet its commitment to sustainable agriculture, but needs to return profits from their advertising campaign in the wake of the global warming threats of deforestation and the impact of greenwashing on the planet. Environmental activists have accused the firm of failing to achieve net zero levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) exposure to US crops and farms which claimed it would be responsible for cutting fuel waste and reducing its carbon pollution - and will be fined $500,000 ($1bn) each of its products to save millions of Americans who want to make healthy choices for future generations, writes the BBC s Eddie Warungu newspaper coverage of what it described as the countrys biggest food producer in US history, in an effort to tackle the risk of greenwashing and endangering sustainability.

Source: nystateofpolitics.com
Published on 2024-02-29

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