Paving the way to a decarbonized food future I Yara Climate Choice fertilizer

Lantmännen, Sweden

In 2022, Lantmännen became the first to adopt Yara Climate Choice fertilizers. This builds on their 30% reduction in wheat cultivation emissions since 2015, with an additional 20% cut now possible.

Farmers in a field with a Yara fertilizer bag and potato bags

PepsiCo, Europe

By 2030, Yara will supply up to 165,000 tons of lower-carbon fertilizers annually to PepsiCo, covering 25% of its European crop fertilizer needs. These will be used on 1,000 farms, starting with potatoes and expanding to oats and corn.

El Parque Papas, Argentina

Walter Hernandez, who runs Argentina’s largest potato farm, supplies 14,000 metric tons of potatoes yearly to the country’s potato industry. Yara Climate Choice fertilizers help cut the carbon footprint of these chips by 5-10%.

Simpsons Malt, United Kingdom

Simpsons Malt, a major malting company, aims for carbon-neutral barley and wheat production by 2030. Since 2024, they have used Yara Climate Choice fertilizers to reduce emissions in crops supplying top beer and whisky brands.

Coffee farmer pouring coffee beans into a basket

Cooxupé, Brazil

Brazil’s largest coffee cooperative, Cooxupé, began using Yara Climate Choice fertilizers in 2024,and is expected to cut coffee bean emissions by up to 40%.

Leaders from Yara Germany and Bindewald & Gutting Milling Group signing contracts

Bindewald & Gutting Milling Group, Germany

Harry-Brot’s Sammy's Super Sandwich is made with wheat grown using Yara Climate Choice fertilizers. Applied to 1,212 hectares, they’ve reduced wheat’s carbon footprint by 24%, leading to an 8% CO₂ cut in the final bread.

Yara Climate choice partnership Pepsi Co Colombia

PepsiCo, Latin America

PepsiCo and Yara have announced a long-term partnership for the supply of crop nutrition programs in Latin America to help decarbonize the food value chain, through which Yara will supply PepsiCo farmers best-in-class crop nutrition products as well as digital tools for precision farming. The products will be mostly Yara Climate Choice fertilizers, benefitting potato farmers in Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Argentina.

Nordic Sugar (Nordzucker), Denmark

Nordic Sugar will test Yara Climate Choice fertilizers in sugar beet production during the 2025 season, to reduce carbon emissions in Danish agriculture.