The company is building export links and processing capacity as demand for organic food rises in Europe.
The two industry groups aim to grow trade links, improve technology access, and support food production systems across key markets.
The agreement marks one of the largest agriculture-based carbon credit deals and highlights growing interest from tech firms in farm-linked climate action.
The report marks the company’s 56th year of reporting on its environmental and social impact, and reinforces General Mills’ commitment to transparency as part of the “Standing for Good” pillar of its Accelerate business strategy.
Four training programs bring together experts from 25 countries to share practical tools and knowledge for climate-smart farming.