New York state prosecutors are suing JBS for misleading marketing claims about slashing climate pollution, alleging the company lacks a feasible plan to achieve its net-zero emissions target by 2040.
Key Points
New York state prosecutors sue JBS for allegedly deceptive marketing about climate efforts.
JBS pledged to achieve net-zero emissions by 2040, but prosecutors doubt its feasibility.
Consumer watchdog group and lawmakers also express concerns about JBS's environmental claims.
Pros
Prosecutors are taking action against misleading environmental claims by a major company.
Consumers may be protected from deceptive marketing about sustainability efforts.
Cons
JBS faces legal scrutiny and potential penalties for allegedly false advertising.
Critics question the feasibility of achieving net-zero emissions in the company's scope.