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UPL has received the More Integrity Award’s ‘yellow seal,’ valid for a further two years

UPL was first recognised with the award in 2020, receiving a ‘green seal’ valid for the duration of 2021. This year, UPL has received the More Integrity Award’s ‘yellow seal,’ valid for a further two years.

Rogerio Castro, CEO of UPL Brazil, said: “UPL is honoured to receive the More Integrity Seal, reflecting not just our immediate successes in sustainability, social responsibility, and ethics, but our long-term commitment to these ideals across our businesses. For us, sustainability is at the core of our work, it is reflected in the products we bring to market now, in the products we’re developing as we seek to ‘re-imagine sustainability,’ and in the way we do business with our customers, our distributors, and our partners in both the public and private sectors. We look forward to continuing to reflect and promote these ideals in Brazil and everywhere we work, raising the bar for agribusinesses around the world.”

The More Integrity Seal was instituted in 2018 to foster, recognise and reward integrity practices by agribusiness companies and cooperatives under the perspective of social responsibility, sustainability and ethics.

Recipients of the seal underwent a rigorous evaluation process by an esteemed panel of private and public sector members of the Seal Management Committee. The committee consisted of members from Alliance for Integrity, the Brazilian Stock Exchange (B3), National Confederation of Industries (CNI), Brazilian Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock (CNA), Ethos Institute of Business and Social Responsibility (ETHOS), Organisation of Brazilian Cooperatives (OCB), Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (MAPA), Brazilian Company of Agricultural Research (EMBRAPA Stock), and the Federal Inspector General Office (GCU).

UPL has received the More Integrity Award’s

Live Stock, Packaging & Labelling, Start ups, Sustainability, Water

Selected startups to pitch at Tyson’s first Demo Day on July 11

Tyson Ventures, the venture capital arm of Tyson Foods, announced its first-ever pitch event for sustainability entrepreneurs and startups. Tyson Demo Day will be held virtually on July 11, 2022, and selected participants will be invited to demonstrate how their solutions could help create a more sustainable food system. The goal of the day is to identify and ultimately invest in breakthrough, sustainable technologies that can help Tyson Foods reach its sustainability goals.  

At Tyson Demo Day, the selected companies will virtually pitch their solutions to a group of Tyson Foods executives. Following Demo Day, selected startups will have the opportunity to engage with Tyson Foods’ senior leadership and partner with the company on breakthrough ideas to help advance sustainability across the company.

Applicants will be evaluated based on alignment with Tyson Ventures’ investment strategy, the solutions they present, and the potential those solutions have to help Tyson Foods meet its sustainability goals. Solutions that align with those goals include, but are not limited to, greenhouse gas emission reduction, reducing food waste, animal welfare, regenerative agriculture, packaging, soil health, and water management. The deadline to apply is May 15, 2022.

Selected startups to pitch at Tyson’s first

Agrotech, Environment, Nature, Sustainability, Sustainable Energy

The plan includes precision technology, agriculture, construction, electrification and alternative fuels, sustainability and three-year financial targets

CNH Industrial announced its updated 2024 strategic plan at its Capital Markets Day event in Miami, Florida. Scott W Wine, CNH Industrial Chief Executive Officer, introduced the new company and set forth its strategic priorities, including customer-inspired innovation; technology leadership; brand and dealer strength; operational excellence; and sustainability stewardship. 

Other senior members of the leadership team presented on topics including precision technology, agriculture, construction, electrification and alternative fuels, sustainability and three-year financial targets. 

The company confirms its intention to be net-debt free by 2023.

Additional financial plan highlights include: 

  • Gross Margin over 24 per cent by 2024, more than 300bps increase by the end of the plan period 
  • R&D of ~$2.6 billion, a step up to ~4.5 per cent of net sales focusing on new products and new precision technology 

The updated 2024 financial plan also commits to a consistent dividend policy and confirms the company’s ability to exercise appropriate share buybacks. 

CNH Industrial will invest in a path to excellence in customer and dealer satisfaction, fundamental to the company’s future success. The state-of-the-art and productivity-boosting agricultural product portfolio will undergo significant expansion, with 150 product launches expected over the plan period, supporting the differentiated positioning of the Case IH and New Holland Agriculture brands. 

The plan includes precision technology, agriculture, construction,

Company News, People

Mike served as Executive Vice President and CEO, Nutrien Ag Solutions.

UPL, a leader in global food systems and sustainable agriculture technologies, has announced that it is appointing Mike Frank as President and Chief Operating Officer UPL Crop Protection. Mike brings deep industry knowledge and extraordinary ‘end-to-end’ expertise, gleaned from his years at Monsanto and most recently at Nutrien, where he served as Executive Vice President and CEO, Nutrien Ag Solutions.

Jai Shroff, Group CEO of UPL, said, “Agriculture is one of the only systems on the planet that has the ability to reshape and reverse the effects of climate change. Mike’s global perspective, entrepreneurial style and hands-on approach, coupled with a deep understanding of global food security challenges and driving passion for environmental and economic sustainability, makes him an excellent cultural fit to take UPL to the next level.”

Mike Frank said, “I’m very impressed with UPL’s leadership in sustainability and the OpenAg ‘Reimagining Sustainability’ platform, which takes a unique approach at bringing together the various stakeholders in the food and agriculture ecosystem, focusing on helping farmers, advancing new and more sustainable technologies and feeding a growing planet. It’s an honour to join this dynamic team.”

UPL Group is re-imagining sustainability across the breadth of its operations, powered by its OpenAg purpose to create sustainable growth for all.

Mike served as Executive Vice President and