Do consumers want low methane beef? Landline | ABC News

It's taken seven years but beef boasting lower greenhouse gas emissions is finally on sale in South Australia. The cattle are fed a supplement made from asparagopsis seaweed which reduces methane emitted when they burp.
But limited processing capacity is threatening to stall further expansion plans. Landline's Kerry Staight reports.

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