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Yara: decarbonising the food value chain
- Published 26 November 2025; updated 23 March 2026; estimated reading time 2 minutes. Marked available worldwide; listed under Agritech and food production.
- Yara presents a combined approach to lower-emission food production: lower-carbon fertilisers, agronomic support, digital farming tools, regenerative agriculture practices and partnerships across the food value chain.
- Yara Climate Choice™ fertilisers are stated to have up to 95% lower production carbon footprints compared with fertilisers made without carbon capture and storage or from natural gas. This is a company comparison; the article does not specify which product, lifecycle boundary, baseline or verification method.
- Yara says more than 1,000 agronomists and sales agronomists work globally with farmers on crop yields and quality, resource optimisation and soil protection. Digital tools are described as helping decisions and input use; regenerative practices are said to support soil health, biodiversity and resilience.
- A testimonial from Per Olof Nyman, Group President & CEO of Lantmännen, says the Yara partnership supports Swedish farmers’ sustainability performance and supply of sustainable food. No detailed partnership terms or measured results are given.
- Market framing is consumer, regulatory and climate-driven demand for sustainable food. Yara points to over 100 years of agronomic experience and global operations; these are company positioning statements.
- Linked to SDGs 2, 13 and 17.
- Contact: Tonje Næss, Head of External Communications (phone reveal only). Company: YARA INTERNATIONAL ASA, Drammensveien 131, 0277 Oslo, Norway; yara.com.