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Mr. Nguyen Viet Ha, General Director of PepsiCo Foods Vietnam, and Ms. Tran Ngoc Thanh Truc, General Director of Yara Vietnam, signed a memorandum of understanding at the event. Photo: Yara Vietnam.
The event took place within the framework of the "Harvest Festival of Sustainable Potato Production-Consumption Model 2024" and the "Workshop on Summarizing 2023 Activities and Planning for the 2024 PPP Working Group on Fruits and Vegetables" on February 27 in Gia Lai province. This event marks an important step forward in the strategic relationship between the two units.
Accordingly, cooperation in building a sustainable potato production model between Yara Vietnam and PepsiCo Foods Vietnam is not only a commitment to action but also a comprehensive strategy in agriculture. Both companies will coordinate to research nutritional solutions based on the Yara fertilizer product set to stabilize high productivity and increase potato quality.
The YaraSuna organic fertilizer model on potatoes helps improve soil structure and maintain ecological balance. At the same time, the model is combined with reasonable mineral manure solutions to create an optimal agricultural production model in terms of productivity, improving soil health, and protecting the environment.
The sustainable potato-growing model of Yara Vietnam and PepsiCo Foods Vietnam makes an important contribution to improving people's income, promoting community economic development, and contributing to the larger goal of sustainable food.
More importantly, the sides will seek and expand potato growing areas in suitable geographical areas, thereby helping to ensure raw material sources, maintain the stability of the agricultural ecosystem, and create a stable and flexible supply chain.
In addition, Yara Vietnam and PepsiCo Foods Vietnam jointly conduct training and transfer knowledge about crop nutrition and sustainable farming to farmers. Thus, it is ensured that farmers have all the necessary knowledge to implement advanced and efficient farming methods and understand better the impact of nutritional solutions on the productivity and quality of agricultural products.
According to Ms. Tran Ngoc Thanh Truc, General Director of Yara Vietnam, the cooperation between Yara Vietnam and PepsiCo Foods Vietnam will create consensus on models of sustainable agriculture in the potato farming community.
This model not only brings economic benefits to farmers through enhancing product productivity and quality but also opens up opportunities for them to participate in a modern agricultural system while ensuring gender equality when many female farmers participate and encouraging systematization in the transfer of knowledge and techniques.
Mr. Vi Van Son, Deputy Director of Agronomy at Yara Vietnam, guides farmers through the nutritional process of potato plant care at the event. Photo: Yara Vietnam.
Right at the event, Yara Vietnam also shared its goals and set out specific commitments and actions to create a green environment for a sustainable food future" by introducing the YaraSuna advanced nutritional solution.
The YaraSuna organic fertilizer model on potatoes deployed at PepsiCo Foods Vietnam's farm not only emphasizes the application of a specific solution but also demonstrates the positive and real effects that YaraSuna organic fertilizer brings to the soil environment and crops.
With strictly selected raw materials right in Vietnam along with production technology from Europe, the YaraSuna organic fertilizer line, when combined harmoniously with inorganic fertilizer, will help farmers improve soil health and increase crop productivity, thereby contributing to creating sustainable agriculture in Vietnam.
About Yara Vietnam
Yara Fertilizer International, founded in 1905, is a global crop nutrition company operating under an integrated business model with approximately 17,000 employees in more than 60 countries.
Yara International has also been an official member of the International Standards Association Global G.A.P. for many consecutive years and is a typical representative in the fertilizer industry with the production of green and clean fertilizer lines.
In Vietnam, Yara has been present since 1992, specializing in providing the world's leading fertilizers and crop nutrition solutions. The company is a member of the public-private partnership (PPP) group on agricultural chemicals.
Yara sets out a mission of nourishing the world and protecting the planet responsibly. The company pursues a sustainable value strategy and encourages agricultural cultivation by using environmentally friendly energy.
Yara has the ambition of focusing on developing a positive agriculture future, responding well to climate change, ensuring global food supply, creating value for customers and farmers, and bringing about a more sustainable food value chain.
Yara's vision is a cooperative society, a world without hunger, and a respected planet.
Translated by Huyen Vu Thu
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