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Walmart Sustainability Leaders Mikel Hancock And Tyler Lehr Discuss The Company’s Journey Toward Regeneration And The Support It Provides Ranchers

CATEGORIES: 2022, Top Producer Summit, Trust in Food Symposium

One of Walmart’s 2025 goals is to source beef more sustainably, and it is working with producers to implement and measure conservation practices among its rancher-suppliers. Learn how the retail giant is influencing beef production systems, how it sees ranchers as partners in the journey to regeneration and what it means for the entire food value chain.

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