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Table 2

Carbon foot print of a reference optimised pig diet including imported soybean meal – scenario 1 – and of the same diet based on different protein feed ingredients – scenario 2 to 10 – (source: Boer, Wageningen study, 2014).

Carbon footprint excluding Carbon footprint including
Compound feed land use change10 land use change
(kg CO2 eq. kg-1) (kg CO2 eq. kg-1)

Scenario 1: reference scenario with soybean meal 595 783
from South America

Scenario 2: inclusion level of soybean meal from 606 807
South America restricted to 6%

Scenario 3: inclusion of soybean meal from South
America is not allowed, replacement by high protein 627 817
sunflower seed meal (maximum: 12,5%)

Scenario 4: inclusion of soybean meal from South
America is not allowed, replacement by processed 591 775
animal proteins from poultry (maximum: 3%)

Scenario 5: inclusion of soybean meal from South 626 819
America is not allowed, replacement by dried
distillers grains (maximum: 7,5%)

Scenario 6: replacement of soybean meal from South 580 767
America by soybean meal cultivated in the Netherlands

Scenario 7: replacement of soybean meal from
South America by soybean meal cultivated in 592 782
Ukraine and crushed in the Netherlands

Scenario 8: replacement of soybean meal from > 717 >946
South America by protein from insects

Scenario 9: replacement of soybean meal from > 611–623 >795–807
South America by defatted algae

Scenario 10: replacement of soybean meal from > 644–739 >825–920
South America by bacterial single-cell protein

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