Mosaic Fertilizers reaffirms its climate commitment

Mosaic Fertilizers understands that acting responsibly and with respect for different audiences is the path to be followed. Therefore, for more than ten years, the company, one of the largest global producers of combined phosphates and potassium, has adopted initiatives aimed at leaving a positive legacy in the locations where it operates, building a fairer and more egalitarian society and inspiring other companies in its sector.

“From mine to field, we work to minimize impacts and maximize the value we deliver to society, in everything we do. Therefore, we are continually evaluating what it means to be a good employer, supplier, neighbor and creator of value”, says Arthur Liacre, Vice President of Corporate Affairs, Strategy and Sustainability, at Mosaic Fertilizers.

ESG performance management is transversal to Mosaic Fertilizers' strategy and mission, to help the world produce the food it needs. Among its various commitments to sustainability, company has goals for 2025, aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), focusing on People, Environment, Society and Business, reaffirming the commitment to topics such as greenhouse gas emissions, use of fresh water, inclusion, diversity and safety in the workplace work and food security.

Advances can already be seen on some fronts, for example, in the 6,22% reduction in new water consumption per ton of product, compared to 2020 and in the greater offer of soil nutrition solutions that help increase crop productivity. crops, with stronger plants, with better rooting and thus increasing carbon sequestration. In 2021, training actions, field days, fairs and other programs involving training in soil health reached more than 220 thousand people, raising awareness about the correct use of fertilizers.

Net zero emissions

Strengthening its commitment and in an effort to manage the most urgent climate risks, Mosaic Fertilizers has the goal of zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from scopes 1 (direct result of the company's own operations) and 2 (indirect emissions, from electrical energy purchased for its own use) until 2040. To this end, the company developed a specific plan to mitigate emissions in its activities – optimizing its processes, operating more efficiently, using renewable energy sources, investing in the replacement of fossil fuels through electrification and equipment and the purchase of energy from renewable sources.