Yara International

Yara International Our mission is to responsibly feed the world and protect the planet. 🌱 Yara's mission is to responsibly feed the world and protect the planet. www.yara.com

We pursue a strategy of sustainable value growth through reducing emissions from crop nutrition production and developing low-emission energy solutions. Yara's ambition is focused on growing a nature-positive food future that creates value for our customers, shareholders and society at large and delivers a more sustainable food value chain. To drive the green shift in fertilizer production, shippi

ng, and other energy intensive industries, Yara will produce ammonia with significantly lower emissions. We provide digital tools for precision farming and work closely with partners at all levels of the food value chain to share knowledge and promote more efficient and sustainable solutions. Founded in 1905 to solve the emerging famine in Europe, Yara has established a unique position as the industry's only global crop nutrition company. With 17,000 employees and operations in more than 60 countries, sustainability is an integral part of our business model. In 2024, Yara reported revenues of USD 13,9 billion.

12/05/2026

Plant health plays a critical role in global food security. Healthy crops are more resilient, more productive, and make better use of resources.

🌍 As climate pressure and global food demand continue to grow, protecting plant health becomes increasingly important for stable food production worldwide.

🌱 Balanced crop nutrition plays a key role from the very beginning. By giving plants the nutrients they need at the right time, crops can develop stronger roots, stronger cell walls, and greater resilience to stress, pests, and disease.

🔬 This is why, at Yara, we are committed to supporting plant health by delivering expert crop nutrition advice and solutions, grounded in research and built around the needs of farmers and crops.

On this International Day of Plant Health, we recognize the importance of protecting plant health not only to safeguard crops, but to help secure the future of food.

Learn more 👉 https://www.yara.com/crop-nutrition/crop-and-agronomy-knowledge/

08/05/2026

At Yara Sluiskil, carbon capture and storage ( ) is moving from concept to reality.

🏭 Starting this summer, Yara’s flagship ammonia and fertilizer plant in Sluiskil, the Netherlands, will capture up to 800,000 tons of CO₂ annually, making it the largest carbon capture project in Europe.

🚢 The liquefied CO₂ will be transported by Northern Lights JV and permanently stored 2.6 km beneath the seabed on the Norwegian continental shelf.

✅ Altogether, the project will enable the transport and safe storage of up to 12 million tons of CO₂ from Yara Sluiskil over the next 15 years, reducing around 25% of the plant’s emissions.

This project builds on decades of experience capturing and safely handling CO₂ at Yara Sluiskil.

Learn more 👉 https://www.yara.com/sustainability/transforming-food-system/carbon-capture-and-storage/yaras-project-in-sluiskil/

The Yara World Tour continues, this time to Yara Tanzania Ltd! 🇹🇿Since 2005, Yara Tanzania has supported farmers across ...
06/05/2026

The Yara World Tour continues, this time to Yara Tanzania Ltd! 🇹🇿

Since 2005, Yara Tanzania has supported farmers across the country, building more than two decades of impact through innovation and strong local partnerships.

🧑‍🌾 With a nationwide network of agronomists and 2,000+ distributors, Yara Tanzania brings global crop nutrition expertise closer to farmers, ensuring strong last‑mile reach and solutions adapted to local conditions for both smallholder and commercial agriculture.

🏭 To strengthen reliability and nationwide availability, Yara Tanzania has invested in key infrastructure, including a 500,000-ton fertilizer terminal and local blending capabilities, ensuring consistent access to high‑quality, tailored crop nutrition solutions.

📲 Innovation continues to drive the journey forward: from addressing micronutrient deficiencies with MiCROPs, to digital solutions like Yara FarmCare and YaraConnect; expanding into livestock nutrition; introducing YaraRega to improve water and nutrient-use efficiency; and most recently, launching nitrate-based blend fertilizers in 2025.

💡 Through knowledge sharing and hands‑on engagement, Yara Tanzania has reached tens of thousands of farmers via trainings, demonstration plots, and Yara Knowledge Centres across the country, supporting the adoption of best practices and driving productivity.

This long‑term commitment continues to be recognized, with multiple awards at the Nane Nane National Exhibitions and national recognition for service excellence, highlighting Yara’s contribution to Tanzania’s agricultural success.

Thank you, Yara Tanzania, for your dedication to farmers, innovation, and lasting impact across the country! 👏

Learn more about our global presence 👉 https://www.yara.com/this-is-yara/

Meet Glen Baylis, Country Manager for Yara New Zealand! 🇳🇿Glen has spent more than 30 years in the New Zealand fertilize...
30/04/2026

Meet Glen Baylis, Country Manager for Yara New Zealand! 🇳🇿

Glen has spent more than 30 years in the New Zealand fertilizer and agribusiness sector, building a career grounded in strong relationships, trusted expertise, and a deep understanding of grower needs. He began his journey with Phosyn in 1999, which became part of Yara in 2004, and has grown with Yara New Zealand ever since. Over the years, Glen has held several key roles, including Agronomist and Commercial Manager, before stepping into his current role as Country Manager in late 2024.

📈 Over the years, Yara New Zealand has evolved significantly. From a portfolio of around 17 products in the early 2000s, the business has expanded to more than 50 products across all Yara Power Brands. Today, Yara is a well-known and trusted partner for farmers across the country.

Operating in one of Yara’s most unique and remote markets, innovation has been key to success. From the early introduction of biostimulants and fertigation solutions, to digital tools and the Yara Climate Choice™ range of lower-emission fertilizers, Glen is proud of the role Yara New Zealand plays in supporting more sustainable and productive agriculture.

🤝 What drives Glen most is helping New Zealand growers succeed, today and into the future. Through agronomic expertise, strong partnerships, and a continued focus on customer outcomes, he is committed to making a real and positive difference beyond the field.

We are proud to spotlight colleagues like Glen, whose leadership, experience, and dedication help drive Yara’s mission to responsibly feed the world and protect the planet.

Thank you, Glen, for your leadership and impact. 👏

Learn more about our global presence 👉 https://www.yara.com/where-we-operate/

At Yara, safety is our number one priority.🌍 To mark the World Day for Safety and Health at Work, teams across Yara came...
29/04/2026

At Yara, safety is our number one priority.

🌍 To mark the World Day for Safety and Health at Work, teams across Yara came together for our annual Health & Safety Day, bringing our culture to life.

💡 This year’s theme, “Manage risk: be Safe by Choice,” reflects our belief that safety does not happen by chance. It is the result of conscious decisions we make every day to recognize, own, and manage risk.

Through our Safe by Choice mindset, we work towards our ambition of Zero Harm, because all injuries are preventable. This mindset is grounded in a strong HESQ (Health, Environment, Safety, Security and Quality) culture and consistent, safe operational practices, reinforcing that working safely is an active choice we all make, every day.

🤝 Across Yara sites globally, colleagues came together to reflect, learn, and take action, strengthening our shared responsibility to ensure everyone goes home safely.

Thank you to every colleague who lives this commitment and helps protect our people, contractors, and partners. ❤️

On World Intellectual Property Day, we celebrate the power of innovation and the patent that helped feed the world.🌾 In ...
26/04/2026

On World Intellectual Property Day, we celebrate the power of innovation and the patent that helped feed the world.

🌾 In the late 1800s, soil depletion threatened global food supplies. Scientists warned of a looming crisis but also pointed to a solution hiding in plain sight: nitrogen in the air.

💡 Norwegian pioneers Kristian Birkeland and Sam Eyde combined scientific curiosity with bold ambition to address one of agriculture’s toughest challenges: fixing nitrogen from the air.

🏭 Just days after their first meeting, Birkeland filed a patent for the generation of electric arcs with a large surface area, marking a crucial step toward industrial nitrogen fixation.

🧑‍🌾 Birkeland and Eyde’s vision brought Norway’s first fertilizer plant to life in Notodden, helping farmers grow more with less, alleviating a global food crisis, and laying the foundation for what would become Yara.

Today, that legacy lives on through Yara. Operating in over 140 countries, Yara continues to turn science into impact and helps produce around 193 billion meals every year!

Learn more 👉 https://www.yara.com/knowledge-grows/the-breakthrough-that-helped-feed-the-world/

22/04/2026

On today’s Earth Day, we raise a critical question: how can we feed a growing global population while staying within the planet’s boundaries?

This is one of the defining challenges of our time. Demand for food continues to rise, while climate change, resource constraints, and environmental pressures require us to rethink how food is produced.

🌍 With more than 120 years of crop nutrition expertise, a presence in over 140 countries, and a role in helping produce an estimated 193 billion meals each year, Yara brings global scale, deep agronomic knowledge, and a legacy of innovation to this challenge.

🤝 We work side by side with farmers and partners across the food system to strengthen food security, reduce emissions, and build more resilient, profitable businesses.

Our strength goes beyond products. It lies in our agronomic expertise, digital solutions, global reach, and ability to collaborate across the entire food value chain. This enables us to deliver value today while helping shape a food system that can endure tomorrow.

This , we reaffirm our commitment to creating a food system that works for farmers, society, and the planet.

Learn more about Yara 👉 https://www.yara.com/this-is-yara/mission-vision-and-values/

Next stop on our Yara World Tour: Yara Rostock!Just 12 kilometers from the historic Hanseatic city of Rostock and close ...
14/04/2026

Next stop on our Yara World Tour: Yara Rostock!

Just 12 kilometers from the historic Hanseatic city of Rostock and close to Germany’s Baltic Sea coast, our Rostock site has been a cornerstone of Yara’s production network since 1986.

🏭 Today, the site is an impressive industrial hub operating two nitric acid plants, two nitrate fertilizer plants, one liquid fertilizer plant, and a facility in Poppendorf that produces technical-grade ammonium nitrate. Yara Rostock also operates its own chemical port with storage facilities for ammonia and liquid fertilizer. Pipelines connect the port directly to the plant, ensuring safe, efficient, and reliable operations all year round.

🧑‍🏭 A dedicated team of 270 colleagues keeps this complex running smoothly and continues to drive innovation and safety across every part of the operation.

📉 In 2025, Yara Rostock reached a significant milestone by reducing its nitrous oxide (N₂O) emissions by 99 percent compared to 2007. With the installation of a second DeN₂O catalyst, emissions fell from 2.5 million tons to less than 20,000 tons of CO₂e per year. This progress is enabled by Yara’s own DeN₂O catalyst technology, developed in-house and shared with production plants worldwide to support widespread decarbonization.

Thank you, Yara Rostock, for your dedication, leadership, and impact! 👏

Learn more about our global presence 👉 https://www.yara.com/this-is-yara/yara-at-a-glance/

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Meet Hendrik de Wit, Project Director in Business Development at Yara Sluiskil!Hendrik joined Yara in 2020 after 22 year...
31/03/2026

Meet Hendrik de Wit, Project Director in Business Development at Yara Sluiskil!

Hendrik joined Yara in 2020 after 22 years in the industrial gas sector. He first worked as Plant Manager at our Vlaardingen site near Rotterdam before moving to Yara Sluiskil, where he now plays a key role in developing our carbon capture and storage ( ) project.

🏭 In his current role, Hendrik is helping advance our CCS project in Sluiskil, working closely with our partner Northern Lights JV, which is responsible for the transport and storage of CO₂. He also collaborates with Project Director Guillaume Holweck as the new CCS plant progresses from engineering into construction. The project represents a major decarbonization milestone for Yara and for hard-to-abate industries.

🌍 CCS is an important part of the EU’s pathway to net zero by 2050, and Hendrik is proud to help turn this technology into a scalable, operational solution. He sees CCS as key to enabling lower-emission fertilizer production while strengthening Yara’s long-term competitiveness.

🤝 Collaboration is a driving force in his work. Hendrik collaborates with teams across Yara and with our external partners to drive scalable decarbonization efforts that deliver measurable emissions reductions.

We are proud to spotlight colleagues like Hendrik, whose leadership and experience help drive our mission to responsibly feed the world and protect the planet.

Thank you, Hendrik, for your dedication and impact. 👏

Learn more about our CCS project in Sluiskil 👉 https://www.yara.com/sustainability/transforming-food-system/carbon-capture-and-storage/yaras-project-in-sluiskil/

26/03/2026

A big moment at Yara Sluiskil in the Netherlands!

🚢 The Northern Lights JV CO₂ carrier Northern Phoenix recently arrived at Yara Sluiskil for testing and preparations ahead of carbon capture and storage ( ) start‑up later this summer. The loading arm, used to transfer liquefied CO₂ from plant to ship, was successfully tested for the first time, confirming safe and efficient transfer under real operating conditions.

This marks an important milestone toward Europe’s largest CCS project and the world’s first full‑scale, cross‑border CCS value chain in operation.

🏭 Starting this summer, Yara Sluiskil will capture and liquefy up to 800,000 tons of CO₂ every year. The liquefied CO₂ will then be transported by Northern Lights for safe and permanent storage beneath the Norwegian seabed.

Congratulations to our team in Sluiskil and to our partner Northern Lights for reaching another major milestone in making CCS a practical solution for large‑scale industrial emission cuts!

Learn more about our CCS project 👉 https://www.yara.com/sustainability/transforming-food-system/carbon-capture-and-storage/yaras-project-in-sluiskil/

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