CRANSWICK

A review of 35 intensive pig and poultry planning applications across the UK found none provided emissions figures and most downplayed or ignored climate impacts, despite legal requirements to assess significant environmental effects. Several applications linked to Cranswick subsidiaries were among those failing to disclose emissions, and three of Cranswick’s proposals have already been refused partly for lacking climate assessments. If approved, the projects could add an estimated 634,000 tonnes CO2-equivalent annually and millions of additional animals, prompting calls for stricter scrutiny and potential legal challenges. » More on theguardian.com

Cranswick received shareholder approval for all resolutions at its annual general meeting, but the board's remuneration report was approved by only 69.21%, falling short of a strong mandate. The company announced it will continue its dialogue with shareholders on remuneration and provide an update within six months. Other resolutions, including the dividend payout and the re-election of board members, were passed with a large majority. » More on de.investing.com