Yara

Yara has set out four ways in which it intends to reduce plastic pollution.

Yara is aiming to reduce annual CO2 emissions from its Yara Sluiskil site by 800,000 tons per year.

Yara said it decided to sell its Ivory Coast fertilizer business after assessing market dynamics, regulatory environments, and growth opportunities.

Collaboration between Yara Clean Ammonia, NorthSea Container Line, and Yara International set to revolutionize maritime transport.

Yara and Navigator have each acquired a 14.5% interest in the ammonia bunkering startup.

The Norwegian company said that EBITDA earnings, excluding special items, were down 62% year over year due to reduced margins.

Randolph becomes the first female to lead the company’s Ghanaian operations and is set to focus on sustainable growth.

Yara International's new £50mn plant will enable the company to double production of its YaraVita crop-nutrition products.

Key findings reveal enhanced soil health, improved water use efficiency, and increased profitability when nutrients are applied correctly.

The plant's primary hydrogen usage is planned to produce renewable ammonia.

Despite this, forecasts for the new season are positive.

Challenging market conditions forced the company to minimize risks.

The new plant is planned to be built on the US Gulf Coast.

The companies have formed an alliance to connect Southern and Northern Europe with clean hydrogen.

Over 100 years of crop nutrition knowledge will be available with YaraFX Insight.