Vittia Annual Report 2022
VITTIA
Our product, service and solution portfolio
strategy is strongly guided by constant
concern for sustainability. The
manufacture, marketing and distribution
of our products and solutions encourage
the transition to regenerative agriculture,
minimizing impacts on the environment
and society.
The use of inoculants directly contributes
to the reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG)
emissions, as this technology replaces the
use of nitrogenous fertilizers from the
petrochemical chain that release nitrous
oxide (N2O), a greenhouse gas that, in
addition to remaining for more time in the
atmosphere, has the potential to be
harmful to the environment, contributing
to global warming. The heating power of
this gas is 310 times greater than CO2.
Biological control, on the other hand, can
replace highly toxic chemical pesticides,
which are questioned by various segments
of society, due to possible damage to the
environment and human health, including
both consumer health and the safety of
field applicators.
The lines of organominerals and soil
microorganisms are based on the efficient
treatment of residues produced by other
industries, through the transformation of
such residues into high quality
organomineral conditioners (rich in minerals
and nutrients). Vitória, one of our
subsidiaries, uses the circular economy
concept in its business model, as it collects
organic waste from producers and uses it as
raw material for organomineral fertilizers.
In this way, we believe that our constant
concern with socio-environmental aspects
puts us in a differentiated competitive
position, bearing in mind that more and
more customers are seeking, and even
demanding, environmentally cleaner
solutions in their production processes.
Congress discusses global
carbon market
From May 18 to 20, 2022, the Global Carbon
Market Congress - Decarbonization and Green
Investments took place in Rio de Janeiro. The
event, promoted by Banco do Brasil and Petrobras,
had the institutional support of the Ministry of the
Environment and the Central Bank of Brazil. The
objective was to debate the carbon credit market
and present corporate strategies and projects to
boost green businesses, with a focus on innovation
and sustainability.
The meeting also sought to connect leaders from
different segments and other audiences around
the theme "Brazilian and global carbon credit
market," according to the results presented at the
26th United Nations Conference on Climate
Change (COP26). We participated in the session
entitled "Fertilizers and the green agenda."
The event, which was exclusive to guests, had
government representatives, from the federal,
state, and municipal spheres, regulatory agencies,
sector entities, startups and around 100 CEOs of
large companies in Brazil and abroad.
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