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24 AN INDUSTRY THAT IS SUSTAINABLE BY NATURE The Brazilian poultry and pork industries have some essential allies that make their chains naturally sustainable. The wide availability of water and land added to a favorable climate are some of them! These natural resources provide the appropriate supply of agricultural inputs and generate a lower demand for energy consumption in production systems, in addition to enabling good animal health and welfare conditions. In this context, ABPA was one of the few entities to be awarded the "Partner Association of the More Integrity Seal 2021/2022"-a prize organized by the Ministry of Agriculture to encourage sectoral transparency, acknowledging integrity practices aimed at social responsibility, environmental sustainability, and ethics. Three ABPA member companies were also awarded with the More Integrity Seal! The partnership spurred by the Producer-Industry Integration System, widely prevalent in the sector, also significantly impacts social sustainability, by promoting a stable flow of income to small farmers with a noticeable influence on their quality of life. The social and economic development of the producing regions where our agroindustries are located bears witness to the markedly social role of the Brazilian poultry and pork industries. The Brazilian environmental legislative framework, which is very strict, ensures control over the use of natural resources and the proper preservation of nature, without hindering the production of affordable foodstuffs, thereby being a key element of sustainable development. On the private side, the corporate approach to dealing with natural resources and managing their environmental impact is increasingly relevant to society at large. Therefore, transparency and compliance are crucial points for the reputation and reliability of Brazilian poultry, egg, and pork agribusinesses, which are increasingly incorporating sustainability into their business strategies. Brazilian Association of Animal Protein - ABPA
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