PepsiCo (PEP) announced a new collaboration with agriculture technology company, TalusAg, that aims to advance fertilizer decarbonization across global agricultural supply chains through low-carbon ammonia environmental attributes, marking PepsiCo’s first executed transactions of this kind. The initial agreements span PepsiCo’s Europe, Sub Saharan Africa, Asia Pacific, and global teams, representing approximately 30,000 metric tons of low-carbon ammonia, with an option to purchase an additional 41,000 metric tons. The broader collaboration also extends to the U.S. and the proposed Blue Earth, Minnesota project. In addition to reducing emissions, TalusAg’s distributed production model helps strengthen the resilience of fertilizer supply chains by enabling local, on-site generation of ammonia closer to where it is used. The collaboration also reflects continued joint advocacy for credible, low-cost environmental attribute markets to help accelerate fertilizer decarbonization globally.
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