Yara International ASA has welcomed the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) decision to implement its global cap on the Sulphur content of marine fuel.
The regulation, which was ratified in London, will come into force in 2020.
Read more on why this decision is positive for society, the environment and the industry.
Yara can look back on 20 years of business in Australia supporting farmers, horticulturalists, and greenhouse growers throughout the country. From the start in 1994 until today, the company's main focus has been on being a leading crop nutrition provider specialising in dry applied, water soluble and foliar fertilizers.
Yara delivers solutions for sustainable agriculture and the environment. We are a global leading company actively responding to global challenges. Our approach to being accountable and contributing to sustainable growth is Creating Impact.
Yara Pilbara Fertilisers Pty Ltd is one of the world's largest ammonia production facilities, with a production capability of approximately 850,000 metric tons annually.
Yara is the operator of Yara Pilbara Nitrates Pty Ltd (YPNPL), a joint venture between Yara (55%) and Orica (45%). YPNPL is in the process of constructing a technical ammonium nitrate (TAN) facility adjacent to Yara Pilbara’s existing liquid ammonia plant on the Burrup Peninsula.
Job opportunities at Yara are as diverse as its employees. Yara has its headquarters in Oslo, Norway, operates in more than 50 countries and sells its products and solutions to over 150 countries.
Working for Yara makes sense. We believe that social responsibility goes hand-in-hand with commercial opportunities. We create positive impact by using economic success as a driver for change and green growth.
