This move represents a cornerstone of the company’s “Renewables Acceleration Program,” a strategic initiative designed to scale clean electricity across its entire global value chain.
Rising costs and supply strain could affect farmers and food supply worldwide.
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.