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EuroChem safeguards biodiversity in Brazil
In Brazil, EuroChem co-finances professional development programs for those who want to upgrade their skills and enroll into universities to get a degree in engineering or chemistry.
EuroChem co-finances professional development programs
In Brazil, EuroChem co-finances professional development programs for those who want to upgrade their skills and enroll into universities to get a degree in engineering or chemistry.
Our new phosphate fertilizer complex in Brazil
Our new phosphate mining and chemical complex Serra do Salitre in Brazil will provide farmers with over 1 million tonnes of top-quality fertilizers every year through our established distribution network.
Nourishing talent, the EuroChem way
Around October every year, a group of around 150 gifted EuroChem individuals from several countries gather on the balmy Black Sea coast. They don’t know it yet, but some of them will go on to hold top executive positions within EuroChem.
The story of our expansion into Brazil
The expansion of our distribution network into Brazil is a story of responsibly managed activity, with the concerns of the workforce and the health of the regional economy guiding our decision-making throughout.
Healthier and more plentiful rice from Thailand
In Thailand, farmers in the rice paddies of the north have to contend with a wealth of issues to deliver food to their communities.
Knowing every inch of every field – the key to modern farming
Meet Šarūnas Šiušė. His approach to modern farming in Lithuania keeps consumers in more than 12 countries supplied with healthy, affordable grain.
“I work with all my heart to supply people with healthy food”
The story from two farms in Belgium, which are adapting to the challenges of running a profitable business and keeping their communities supplied with food that is healthy, plentiful and affordable.
