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Eutrophying emissions per kilogram of food product

Eutrophying emissions represent runoff of excess nutrients into the surrounding environment and waterways, which affect and pollute ecosystems. They are measured in grams of phosphate equivalents (PO₄eq).

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08 Oct 2019
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