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Our Net Carbon Zero By Nature* Range
At Silver Fern Farms, doing right by people, animals and the environment is part of who we are – it’s in our nature. That is why we are proud to introduce New Zealand’s first Grass-Fed, end-to-end Net Carbon Zero range*.
You can trust that 100% of end-to-end Greenhouse Gas emissions are measured and then balanced out by verified woody vegetation that is actively absorbing the equivalent amount of CO². This vegetation only occurs on farms that supply us.
*Climate impacts in relation to the raising of animals have been addressed in accordance with the Toitū net carbonzero standard. Refer to silverfernfarms.com/carbon for further information.

Our Net Carbon Zero By Nature* Range

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Since the founding of Silver Fern Farms in 1948, we’ve not only become New Zealand’s leading procurer, processor, marketer and exporter of premium lamb, beef and venison — but also an industry leader in both environmental sustainability and the humane treatment of animals.
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At Silver Fern Farms, we are more than just our meat. We are a close-knit community of passionate, hardworking farmers who honor the lives of the animals, the land we call home, and the responsibility of feeding communities all over the world.
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Net Carbon Zero by Nature*
Our Range
'Net Carbon Zero by Nature' is New Zealand's first certified* grass-fed, end-to-end Net Carbon Zero range, where the equivalent of 100% of end-to-end emissions have been absorbed by trees growing within the farms where the animals we're raised.
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